Hakluytus Posthumus 2
Hakluytus Posthumus 2
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This Island numbreth about nine thousand* From Cayoe a neighbour Island, for feare they remooved to Tabelole, It is the most fertile of all the Moluccas, and nourisheth with her fruits Ternatc and Tidore^ which arcl so addicted to warre, that they neglect culture of their grounds* Bachian is a great Kingdome and fruitful!, but^ not populous. The Inhabitants are idle and voluptuous,.
and have brought upon themselves the present miserie.
In Lahova the Spaniards had a Fort^ and there are yet some ...seventeene Portugalls, and eightie Families of the Natives J become Christians, The Vice-Admirall 1600. tooke and' fortified it with a strong Garrison. In the Continent they have Guammequorrej to whom the Sabougians have added J themselvesj forsaking the Spaniard* In it is a Garrison I of thirtie Souldiers. The Natives calling the Dutch toJ their ayd were franke in promises, as the Dutch also tol them J further then either par tie doth, or well can performe, 1 being too grievous ; as that the Dutch should have all the customes of the Natives and Forreiners, should be free from all paiments: yea they now deny such composition, & are alienated from the Dutch for not keeping word with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This Island numbreth about nine thousand* From Cayoe a neighbour Island, for feare they remooved to Tabelole, It is the most fertile of all the Moluccas, and nourisheth with her fruits Ternatc and Tidore^ which arcl so addicted to warre, that they neglect culture of their grounds* Bachian is a great Kingdome and fruitful!, but^ not populous. The Inhabitants are idle and voluptuous,.
and have brought upon themselves the present miserie.
In Lahova the Spaniards had a Fort^ and there are yet some ...seventeene Portugalls, and eightie Families of the Natives J become Christians, The Vice-Admirall 1600. tooke and' fortified it with a strong Garrison. In the Continent they have Guammequorrej to whom the Sabougians have added J themselvesj forsaking the Spaniard* In it is a Garrison I of thirtie Souldiers. The Natives calling the Dutch toJ their ayd were franke in promises, as the Dutch also tol them J further then either par tie doth, or well can performe, 1 being too grievous ; as that the Dutch should have all the customes of the Natives and Forreiners, should be free from all paiments: yea they now deny such composition, & are alienated from the Dutch for not keeping word with them.
What to read after Hakluytus Posthumus 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Purchas, Samuel, 1577?-1626 to read onlineMoreLess
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