The Black Man Or Haytian Independence Deduced From Historical Notes And Dedic
The Black Man Or Haytian Independence Deduced From Historical Notes And Dedic
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About daylight we were again on our saddles, and traveled through a country still undulated, and full of splendid pitch-pine.
218 HAYTIAN INDEPENDENCE, " Kather late in the evening we reached Banica, and were very kindly received by the commandant, who provided lodg ing for us.
" THURSDAY, 9th. "We were very courteously invited to dine with the commandant, whom we found to be intelligent, gen tlemanly and agreeable. In religious matters, he like many others in the country, was a Protestant, wit...hout the courage to avow it.
"Here we were informed that the excitement which had taken place in the south, was entirely over, and that all was now quiet, " In the afternoon we left for L Ascahoba, and towards even ing we arrived at a hut, where we halted for the night, and slept in a miserable shed. But by this time we had become inured to this sort of life.
"FRIDAY, 10th. Left about four A. M. , and reached L Asca- hoba in about six hours, where we rested till the afternoon. My horse which I had bought at Laxavon, now began to show signs of weakness, and we thought it best to leave him here, to be sent on to Port an Prince in a day or two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
About daylight we were again on our saddles, and traveled through a country still undulated, and full of splendid pitch-pine.
218 HAYTIAN INDEPENDENCE, " Kather late in the evening we reached Banica, and were very kindly received by the commandant, who provided lodg ing for us.
" THURSDAY, 9th. "We were very courteously invited to dine with the commandant, whom we found to be intelligent, gen tlemanly and agreeable. In religious matters, he like many others in the country, was a Protestant, wit...hout the courage to avow it.
"Here we were informed that the excitement which had taken place in the south, was entirely over, and that all was now quiet, " In the afternoon we left for L Ascahoba, and towards even ing we arrived at a hut, where we halted for the night, and slept in a miserable shed. But by this time we had become inured to this sort of life.
"FRIDAY, 10th. Left about four A. M. , and reached L Asca- hoba in about six hours, where we rested till the afternoon. My horse which I had bought at Laxavon, now began to show signs of weakness, and we thought it best to leave him here, to be sent on to Port an Prince in a day or two.
What to read after The Black Man Or Haytian Independence Deduced From Historical Notes And Dedic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M B Mark Baker Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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