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Edward John Eyre Journals Of expeditions Of discovery Into Central Fiscle (Part-I)

Australia And Overland From Adelaide To King george'S Sound In the Years 1840-1

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Edward John Eyre (5 August 1815 – 30 November 1901) was an English land explorer of the Australian [mehr]

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Edward John Eyre Journal Of Expeditions In central And Southern Australia, In 1840-1.

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Edward John Eyre (5 August 1815 – 30 November 1901) was an English land explorer of the Australian [mehr]

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Edward John Eyre Journal Of Expeditions In central And Southern Australia, In 1840-1.

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Edward John Eyre (5 August 1815 – 30 November 1901) was an English land explorer of the Australian [mehr]

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EDWARD JOHN EYRE JOURNALS OF EXPEDITIONS OF DISCOVERY INTO CENTRAL AUSTRALIA AND OVERLAND

FROM ADELAIDE TO KING GEORGE'S SOUND IN THE YEARS 1840-1: SENT BY THE COLONISTS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, WITH THE SANCTION AN

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Edward John Eyre (5 August 1815 – 30 November 1901) was an English land explorer of the Australian [mehr]

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F. C. Adams Manuel Pereira

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THE British brig Janson, Thompson, master, laden with sugar, pimento, &c. &c. left Kingston, Jamaica, in the early [mehr]

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WALTER JEKYLL JAMAICAN SONG AND STORY ANNANCY STORIES, DIGGING SINGS, RING TUNES, AND DANCING TUNES

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An English Planter in Jamaica In Claude McKay's "A Black Poet's struggle for identity, P.10 "Even more helpful was Walter Jekyll, an English planter. After receiving his master's degree he soon found himself embroiled in a debate over religion and science. Ultimately, he rejected religion and renounced his Holy Orders. When McKay met him Jekyll was in his late fifties and had resided in Jamaica for several years, most recently at Mavis Bank in the Blue Mountains." [mehr]

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Michael Scott Tom Cringle'S Log Fiscle (Part-I) PART-1

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Scott was born in Scotland at Cowlairs, near Glasgow, the son of a Glasgow merchant. In 1806 he went to Jamaica, first managing some estates, and afterwards joining a business firm in Kingston. The latter post necessitated his making frequent journeys, on the incidents of which he based his best known book, Tom Cringle's Log. In 1822 he left Jamaica and settled in Glasgow, where he engaged in business. Tom Cringle's Log began to appear serially in Blackwood's Magazine in 1829. Scott’s second story, The Cruise of the Midge, was also first published serially in Blackwood's in 1834–1835. The first appearance in book-form of each story was in Paris in 1834. Both stories - "interesting autobiographical portraits of jamaica in the 1820s, written by a perceptive and sympathetic, but transient observer"[1] - were originally published anonymously, and their authorship was not known till after Scott's death at Glasgow. [mehr]

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