An Historical Relation of Ceylon: Together with Somewhat Concerning Severall Remarkeable Passages of My Life that Hath Hapned Since My Deliverance Out of My Capitivity |
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... Cande , Nellemby , Allout- neur . The Country of Bintan described . Badoula . The Province of Ouvah . Digligy , the place of the King's Residence . Gauluda . Many ruines of Cities . Anarodgburro . The nature of the Northern Parts . The ...
... Cande , Nellemby , Allout- neur . The Country of Bintan described . Badoula . The Province of Ouvah . Digligy , the place of the King's Residence . Gauluda . Many ruines of Cities . Anarodgburro . The nature of the Northern Parts . The ...
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... Cande . The Government of this Island . The King's Lineage . His Person , Meen and Habit . His Queen and Children . His Palace ; Situation and Description of it ; Strong Guards about his Court . Negro's Watch next his Person . Spies ...
... Cande . The Government of this Island . The King's Lineage . His Person , Meen and Habit . His Queen and Children . His Palace ; Situation and Description of it ; Strong Guards about his Court . Negro's Watch next his Person . Spies ...
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... Cande , and there separated . The Captain and his Son and two more quartered together . Parted : How they fared : The Captain and his Son placed in Coos - swát . Monies scarce with them . But they had good Provisions without it . The ...
... Cande , and there separated . The Captain and his Son and two more quartered together . Parted : How they fared : The Captain and his Son placed in Coos - swát . Monies scarce with them . But they had good Provisions without it . The ...
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... Cande . It is convenient that we first understand , that this land is divided into greater or less shares or parts . The greater divisions give me leave to call Provinces , and the less Counties , as resembling ours in England , tho not ...
... Cande . It is convenient that we first understand , that this land is divided into greater or less shares or parts . The greater divisions give me leave to call Provinces , and the less Counties , as resembling ours in England , tho not ...
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... Cande . These two Counties I last named , have the pre - eminence of all the rest in the Land . They are most populous , and fruitful . The Inhabitants thereof are the chief and princi- pal men : insomuch that it is a usual saying among ...
... Cande . These two Counties I last named , have the pre - eminence of all the rest in the Land . They are most populous , and fruitful . The Inhabitants thereof are the chief and princi- pal men : insomuch that it is a usual saying among ...
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Adams Peak alwayes Anno Batavia Bintan Blessing boath boyl brought called Cande Captain Captivity carry catch Cattel Ceylon Chap chief Chingulays Christopher Boone City Cloth colour Columbo Command Company Conde Uda Corn Countrey Court dayes Devil discourse divers Dutch East India Edward Lascelles Elephants England English escape Esquire father fear Folio Fort St George Fruits give Gods Governor ground grow Guns hand hath Hondrews Honour Inhabitants Island John Morden John Strype keep King King's Kings Dominions Knox Ward Knox's Land leaves live Lord manner never night Palace Plough Portugueze Priests Prisoners Rice ripe River ROBERT HOOKE Robert Knox sent shew Ship Slaves Soldiers sort stand tell Temples thare things thro Towns trade Trees unto Victuals vizt voiage ware whare whereof whome Women Woods worship Zelone