Cape Breton Island (N.S.) -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800

Encovragements, for such as shall have intention to bee vnder-takers in the new plantation of Cape Briton, now New Galloway in America

Gordon, Robert, Sir, -1627?· 3 chapters· 8,052 words

It hath beene the policie vniversall, from the creation of the World vnto this time, of all civile States, the replenishing of the World with Colonies of their owne subjects. _Adam_ and _Eva_ did first beginne this pleasant worke to plant the Earth to succeeding posteritie. _N...

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It hath beene the policie vniversall, from the creation of the World vnto this time, of all civile States, the replenishing of the World with Colonies of their owne subjects. _A...

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And last, to shake off the difficulties, and impedimentes that may bee objected: as the dangerousnesse of Sea, the barrennesse of the Soyle, and the vnwholesomenesse of the clim...

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But I speake not to such a crew, whose basenesse I knowe cannot climbe to surmount the meanest imagined difficultie, that may arise. I speake to such noble Spirites and generous...