 | Great Britain - Guyana - 1898 - 240 pages
...they, in so high-handed a manner, openly (as if in open warfare), in breach of the right of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with his Catholic...Buisson, which gave me information that an Indian named Adahoure. from Poniiiroon, had come to his house and related to him that • the Spaniards, with two... | |
 | Venezuela - Venezuela - 1898 - 542 pages
...they, in so high-handed a manner, openly (as if in open warfare), in breach of the right of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with his Catholic...received two consecutive letters from Councillor M. 1 Not* by Prof. Burr. — For the words here italicized the Blue Book lias lighl-house icteper. * Note... | |
 | Venezuela - Venezuela - 1898 - 262 pages
...they, in so high-handed a manner, openly (as if in open warfare), in breach of the right of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with his Catholic...work as if they were sovereigns of this whole coast. [Appendix to Case, ii, 188.] Spanish control them, but his Indians, liis vessels, two large canoes... | |
 | Venezuela - Guyana - 1898 - 776 pages
...they, in so high-handed a mnnner, openly (ns if in open warfare), in breach of the right of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with his Catholic...work as if they were sovereigns of this whole coast. [Appendix to Case, ii, 183.] Spanish control them, but his Indians, his vessels, two large canoes and... | |
 | Laurens Storm van 's Gravesande - Guyana - 1911 - 388 pages
...they, in so high-handed a manner, openly (as if in open warfare), in breach of the law of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with His Catholic...work as if they were Sovereigns of this whole coast. On March 10 I received two consecutive letters from Councillor M. Buisson, which gave me information... | |
 | Guyana - 1911 - 386 pages
...side, and have the audacity to go to work as if they were Sovereigns of this whole coast. On March 10 I received two consecutive letters from Councillor...Buisson, which gave me information that an Indian named Adahoure, from Pomaroon, had come to his house and related to him that the Spaniards, with two Capuchin... | |
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But I should as soon have expected heaven to fall, as that they, in so high-handed a manner, openly (as if in open warfare), in breach of the right of nations, in breach of all Treaties of Alliance with his Catholic Majesty, should attack us from another... 