Dr. Houstoun's memoirs of his own life-time
containing, among other curious particulars, during upwards of thirty years travels, an account of I. The scotch settlement at Darien : II. The great advantages accruing to Great Britain ... III. The rise and progress of the Royal African and Assiento Companies : IV. The rise and fall of the grand south sea bubble, &c. in 1720 : V. The conduct of the Spaniards ... VI. The secret expedition thither in 1740 : VII. Some anecdotes of the government of Jamaica ... VIII. The importance of Cape-Breton to the British nation : IX. An essay on genius and education
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Author
Publication
1747 - Printed for L. Gilliver, and sold by W. Owen, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
108,750 words, Guess
Page Count
435 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60548874M
- OCLC Control Number23162956
Classifications
- LCCHB161 .G64 no. 8288
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Topics
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Series Statement
- Goldsmiths'-Kress library of economic literature -- no. 8288
Other Editions
- Dr. Houstoun's memoirs of his own life-time: containing, among other curious particulars, during upwards of thirty years travels, an account of I. The scotch settlement at Darien : II. The great advantages accruing to Great Britain ... III. The rise and progress of the Royal African and Assiento Companies : IV. The rise and fall of the grand south sea bubble, &c. in 1720 : V. The conduct of the Spaniards ... VI. The secret expedition thither in 1740 : VII. Some anecdotes of the government of Jamaica ... VIII. The importance of Cape-Breton to the British nation : IX. An essay on genius and education
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