| 1760 - 564 pagine
...Mofambico, though the largeft of the three is neverthelefs very fmall, not being above two bow-fliots in breadth, and about fix in length, and about two...on each fide advance into thefea. The other two of St. George and St. James, lie on each fide of it, facing the continent in a direct line with it. Over-againft... | |
| 1760 - 552 pagine
...Mofambico, though the largeft of the three, is neverthelefs very fmall, not being above two bow-ftiots in breadth, and about fix in length, and about two...on each fide advance into thefea. The other two of St. George and St. James, lie on each fide of it, facing the continent in a direct line with it. Over-againft... | |
| 1781 - 474 pagine
...three, is iicverthelefs very fmall, not being above twobowfhots in breadth, and about fix in length, about two miles from the continent. The bay is about...that the points of land on each fide advance into the fea. The other two, of St. George and St. James, lie on each fide of it, facing the continent in... | |
| Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth, Thomas Gamaliel Bradford - 1832 - 650 pagine
...islands, is nevertheless very small, not being above two bow-shots in breadth, and about six in length ; about two miles from the continent. The bay is about three • miles in circuit, so that the points of land on each side advance into the sea. The other two, St. George and St. James,... | |
| Encyclopaedia Americana - 1832 - 620 pagine
...islands, is nevertheless very small, not being above two bow-shots in breadth, and about six in length ; about two miles from the continent. The bay is about three miles in circuit, so that the points of hind on each side advance into die sea. The other two, St. George and St. James,... | |
| Francis Lieber, Edward Wigglesworth - 1835 - 620 pagine
...islands, is nevertheless very. small, not being above two bow-shots in breadth, and about six in length ; about two miles from the continent. The bay is about three miles in circuit, so that the points of land on each side advance into the sea. The other two, St. George and St. James,... | |
| Popular encyclopedia - 1846 - 1018 pagine
...islands, is nevertheless very small, not being above two bowshots in breadth, and about six ¡if length; about two miles from the continent. The bay is about three miles in circuit, so that the points of laud on räch side advance into the sea. The oilier two, St George and Si James,... | |
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