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with his Buccanieres su rprising of
Vera-Cru z,~
to which is
added the trne r lation of sir Henr
r
Morgan , bis e pediti on
aga inst the Spaniards in the Westindics and the taking of
I>anama; toge ther with the presiden t's of P3.nama account
of the same exped ition , translat ed from the spanish, and
col. Euston 's adj ustmen t of Lhe peace between the Spaniards
and Engli h in the We tindies; published by P. A., esq.
{Voynscs ct ovenlUrcs du c:ipi1ainc
n.
Sharp ct outrcs Jans la mer du Sud , en contenao t
le journal. avcc lo surprise de lo Vera·Cruz pnr le capitnine v:1n Horn ct Jes Bouca.nicrs ,
ct In vCritablc hi toiro de l'cxpCUitioo de
~ir
flP.nry Morg:rn contrc Jes
Rspagnol<
dons
Jes lndcs-Occidental<s ct
1:'.I
prise de l'anomo., ainsi quo le rapport du president de Pa·
nama sur la mcmc expedition, traduit de l'e•pagnol , ct le traile de
po.ixfail par
le colonel Buslon calre !cs Espagnols el les
Anglo.isdans les Indes-Occidenl'1les.)
London.
16 4.
In
°
Ecrit dans le but de justifier l\lorgan des cruautes dont il etait accuse.
99? THE
Hi
Lory of theBuccani ers in the Wes tindies , by
J.
Esque- •
me}
i
ng.
(Bistoire des Iloucaniers <lllos lcs Iodcs-Occidcnt.ules, par J. Esque–
mcling. )
London.
1684.
ln-12.
99
BucA
IER
of America , or a true account of the most r mar–
kable as ault committed of la te rears upon the coast of the
' Yes tindie , by the Bucanier of Tortuga, both nglish and
french , made nglish from the dutch.
(Les Boucnni1:rs en Amc–
rique, OU VCritabJc relation des att:iquCS Jes plus rcmnrquabJcs <JUi ODt tllC faites
clans Jes derniercs an nccs contrc le cotes des Indcs-Occidcntulcs pnr Jes Bot1-
canicrs fran fnis ct nnglais, traduit du bollandais ea anglais.)
London.
1684.
In-4°·
990 THE
planters speech to his n eighbours and countrymen o(
Pen
yl
ani a eas t and west Jer ey ancl to all such as ha e
transported th em el es into new colonies for the sake of a
qui et r tired life.
(Discours d'un colon
a
scs voisins ct compatriotes de
Pconsyl"anic et de dcux J ersey ct
it
lous ccux qui sc onl trnnsport6s dons les
nouvelles colonic poltr
y
mener une vie tranquille ct relir6e.)
London.
16
4.
In- 12.
1000 FRIBr' DLY
advice to the gentl emen planter
-0f
Lhe a t and
We Lindi sin three parts:
I.
A brief tr ati e of the mo
I
pri n–
cipal fruit and herbs that grow in the east Weslindies , etc.
II. The complaint of the negro slave .
HI.
A discourse between