Life And Adventures 1776-1801 (2012)
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MY NEXT VOYAGE was on board the Cotton Planter commanded by Captain Young, bound for the island of Grenada. I was very happy under Captain Young. He had been long in the Mediterranean trade where he had lost his health, and every year made a voyage to the West Indies to avoid the English winters. We sailed in the month of October, and arrived safe at St George’s, Grenada.
I wrought a great deal on shore and had a number of blacks under me. They are a thoughtless, merry race; in vain their cruel ...situation and sufferings act upon their buoyant minds. They have snatches of joy that their pale and sickly oppressors never know. It may appear strange, yet it is only in the West Indian islands that the pictures of Arcadia are in a faint manner realised once in the week.
When their cruel situation allows their natural propensities to unfold themselves on the evenings of Saturday and Sabbath, no sound of woe is to be heard in this land of oppression—the sound of the Benji†21 and rattle, intermixed with song, alone is heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MY NEXT VOYAGE was on board the Cotton Planter commanded by Captain Young, bound for the island of Grenada. I was very happy under Captain Young. He had been long in the Mediterranean trade where he had lost his health, and every year made a voyage to the West Indies to avoid the English winters. We sailed in the month of October, and arrived safe at St George’s, Grenada.
I wrought a great deal on shore and had a number of blacks under me. They are a thoughtless, merry race; in vain their cruel ...situation and sufferings act upon their buoyant minds. They have snatches of joy that their pale and sickly oppressors never know. It may appear strange, yet it is only in the West Indian islands that the pictures of Arcadia are in a faint manner realised once in the week.
When their cruel situation allows their natural propensities to unfold themselves on the evenings of Saturday and Sabbath, no sound of woe is to be heard in this land of oppression—the sound of the Benji†21 and rattle, intermixed with song, alone is heard.
What to read after Life And Adventures 1776-1801?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nichol, John, 1833-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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