The Virgin Islands Our New Possessions And the British Islands
The Virgin Islands Our New Possessions And the British Islands
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JOHN INDIAN PETROGLYPHS, REEF BAY, ST. JOHN CINDERELLA OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS sign of the cross on the rock, thereby neutralizing all other influences.
But the carving of the cross appears to be of the same age as the other figures on the same rock. And the suggestion is made that the sign of the cross has been found in many places to which it is positively known that Christianity never pene- trated. Yet the sign is there, and has been found in many forms, perhaps one of the most common of which... is the swastika sign. This sign repre- sents nothing more than the four cardinal points of the compass, east, south, west and north, and by a process of evolution first became a figure resembling two interlaced S figures and finally a simple cross. But when challenged on the subject, we must withdraw this explanation of the cross figure at Reef Bay. The carving representing the cross stands seventeen inches high, and the length of the cross arm is eleven inches.
It is time to turn from the mysterious petro- glyphs and follow the south coast, by the Parforce Estate, once the property of one of the richest planters on the island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHN INDIAN PETROGLYPHS, REEF BAY, ST. JOHN CINDERELLA OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS sign of the cross on the rock, thereby neutralizing all other influences.
But the carving of the cross appears to be of the same age as the other figures on the same rock. And the suggestion is made that the sign of the cross has been found in many places to which it is positively known that Christianity never pene- trated. Yet the sign is there, and has been found in many forms, perhaps one of the most common of which... is the swastika sign. This sign repre- sents nothing more than the four cardinal points of the compass, east, south, west and north, and by a process of evolution first became a figure resembling two interlaced S figures and finally a simple cross. But when challenged on the subject, we must withdraw this explanation of the cross figure at Reef Bay. The carving representing the cross stands seventeen inches high, and the length of the cross arm is eleven inches.
It is time to turn from the mysterious petro- glyphs and follow the south coast, by the Parforce Estate, once the property of one of the richest planters on the island.
What to read after The Virgin Islands Our New Possessions And the British Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodoor Hendrik Nikolaas De Booy to read onlineMoreLess
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