Greenlanders and Icelandic travels in Arctic regions 1906 1913
Journal excerpts describe a voyage from England to Greenland aboard the Prihlog in 1906, with observations of the Greenland coast, climate, and living conditions. It details native customs, dress, housing, subsistence, child-rearing, and social behavior, including attitudes toward Europeans and alcohol, alongside notes on geology and auroral activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Luncie Merzien
Girséekr
Augsburg
Dustin’ Society
Heserke
Cercakaen
Prihlovg
Kerreiseau
Erhved
Friederich
Frederick
Farenel
Mierscohls
Leith
Scotland
Gedt Land
Goddava
Garden Don
Mike
Orenak
Alps
Pintte
Moses
Prac
Posalil
Elias
Ia Ag
Fishlvewusnie
MANNERS OF THE GREENLANDERS And Greenlandic tales of faith and barter
A translated 1770s Greenland narrative chronicles Greenlanders pride in calling themselves Greenlanders, their treatment of Europeans, and a missionary tale of baptism denied by polygamy. It recounts a storm rescue on ice, social habits, and a merchant voyage with barter humor, ending with an enslaved Congo captive named Mandingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Denmark
Atlow
Copenhagen
Hady Scott
Howe
Sélea
Prese
Cecattander
Africa
Tuckey
Cresog
Nda
Comeqhenly
Phiny
Cuznoo
England
M'loiolo
Zaire
Cayfala T
Hite
Congo Expedition Narrative to the River Congo 1816
An account of an 1816 expedition down the Congo under Captain Tueary, detailing traders aims and captured cargo. The narrative notes the sale of slaves and arms and lists items described as part of the trade goods, including muskets, gunpowder, chains, beads, and various tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Ica
Tuckry
Liverpont
Tueaey
Bar
Royal Canal Bill Converts Inland Navigation Powers
A legislative text outlines the transition from the Royal Canal Company to the New Royal Canal Company under an Act of Parliament. It details director oathings, election procedures, and the transfer of property, rights, and obligations, including supervision by Lords Lieutenant and Inland Navigation authorities, with safeguards on salaries, audits, and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Royal Canal Company
Royal Camp
Sald
Royal Capal Company
Royal Caps
Ube
Inland. Navigation
Dublin
New Royal Canal Company
Royal Canal
Tarmontor
Shancon
Canal and Navigation
Majesty's
Lal Royal Canal Company
Invngd Navigation
Ayer Ca
New Yal Canal Company
Eujand Nay
Lush
Bach
Ign
Royarau Canal Company
Blin
Tarmonbury
Shannon
Dirsetore
Compton Ibs
Rosal Canal
Toya Canal
Axid Company
Ligutenant
Ireland
Sal
New
Clarks
Lord Lieutenant
Fiue
Aaid Company
Mid
Company
Lordad Natigation
Aald Parsons
Uspess
Premois
Controul
Aid Board
Path
Central
Grooge
Hurallk
Colbrook
Hoya Gag
Nepal
Directo
Wei
Mitch Shal Peernen
Caupart
Enud
Tata -Welthout
Board of Contront
Fenvalt
Katasal
Bose
Saek’ Petinds
Board of Controul
Pteaa
Paral
Board of Contreal
Confront
Intal Nacinytina
British claims for minapensation on the Trench Government
The House of Commons return details British claims for compensation on the Trench Government. Total claims amount to 1,198, including 45 liquidated and 6% reserved, to be handled within the Commission. British and French commissioners have issued awards aiding arbitration. salaries of British commissioners from December 1813 total 5,500 per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lonian Isles
Preach
Brifsty
Promised Event Notice From Obscure Local Printer
Fragmentary OCR text shows a printed notice likely advertising a forthcoming event or promotion. Names and exact details are unclear, but the fragment indicates a local printer or publisher issuing a public notice or invitation. Further readable terms are not present to confirm subject, date, or venue.
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Egard
Wruntz
Suth
Appennines
Mount Jars
Liffey
Promiardiye
NOTH
Wiener Et
Bakers Og
Perow
Weddy Ltd
Lalate LS
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