 | William Robertson - 1812 - 384 pages
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
 | William Robertson - 1812
...the fouth-eaft of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the fatisfa6lion of difeovering there, as well as at other places where he touched,...race very different from the rude inhabitants of the weftern fhore of that continent, which alone the Portuguefe had ' hitherto vifited. Thefe he found... | |
 | William Robertson, George Gleig (bp. of Brechin.) - 1813
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
| William Robertson, George Gleig (bp. of Brechin.) - 1813
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
 | William Robertson, Dugald Stewart - 1817
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These lie found to be so... | |
 | William Robertson, Alexander Stewart - 1818
...the south-east of Africa, SECT. he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the sa- t I1L tisfaction of discovering there, as well as at other ^^^^"^ places...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
 | William Robertson, Dugald Stewart - 1827
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
 | William Robertson - 1835
...soulh-easl of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering liiere, as well as at other places where he touched, people of a race very difl'erenl from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portugués«... | |
 | William Robertson, Robert Lynam - 1851
...after a prosperous navigation along the south-east of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well...different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent, which alone the Portuguese had hitherto visited. These he found to be so far... | |
 | EVERT A. DUYCKINCK - 1858
...prosperous navigation along the south-east coast of Africa, he arrived at the city of Melinda, and had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well as at other places where he touched, I people of a race very different from the rude inhabitants of the western shore of that continent,... | |
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had the satisfaction of discovering there, as well as at other places where he touched, people of a race very different from the rude inhabitants of the western 