| Richard Robert Madden - 1849 - 284 páginas
...sea captain, was required to steer the ship for Africa; that he steered eastwardly in the day-time, because the negroes could tell his course by the sun,...the negroes would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, but then put out to sea again, the Spaniards all the while hoping... | |
| Richard Robert Madden - 1853 - 294 páginas
...sea captain, was required to steer the ship for Africa; that he steered eostwordly in the day-time, because the negroes could tell his course by the sun,...the negroes would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, but then put out to sea again, the Spaniards all the while hoping... | |
| Joshua Coffin - 1860 - 48 páginas
...escape, they under command of Cinque, ; who compelled Montez to steer the ship for Africa, which he did in the day time, because the negroes could tell his...by the sun, but put the vessel about in the night. In this manner, the vessel drifted about till August 26th, when she was taken possession of by Capt.... | |
| Joshua Coffin - 1860 - 36 páginas
...escape, they under command of Cinque, who compelled Montez to steer the ship for Africa, which he did in the day time, because the negroes could tell his...by the sun, but put the vessel about in the night. In this manner, the vessel drifted about till August 26th, when she was taken possession of by Ca.pt.... | |
| William Wells Brown - 1863 - 320 páginas
...and Ruiz, who were confined below until morning ; that Montez, the elder, who had been a sea captain, was required to steer the ship for Africa ; that he...the negroes would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, but then put out to sea again, the Spaniards all the while hoping... | |
| William Wells Brown - 1874 - 576 páginas
...a sea-captain, was required to steer the ship for Africa; that he steered easterly in the day-time, because the negroes could tell his course by the sun,...the negroes would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, but then put out to sea again, the Spaniards all the while hoping... | |
| William Wells Brown - 1874 - 590 páginas
...required to steer the ship for Africa; that ho steered easterly in the day-time, becanse the negrocs could tell his course by the sun, but put the vessel...Channel, and were several times near the Islands, but the negrocs would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, but then put out to... | |
| William Wells Brown - 2007 - 313 páginas
...who had been a sea captain, was required to steer the ship for Africa ; that he steered castwardly in the day time, because the negroes could tell his...the negroes would not allow her to enter any port. Once they were near Long Island, hut then put out to sea again, the Spaniards all the while hoping... | |
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