Mountains and hills as divine works in nature’s plan
A long discourse extols mountains as beauty and necessity, arguing they shape climates, feed rivers, shelter flora and fauna, and sustain human life. It cites Ray on soils and plants, notes animals atop peaks, and treats hills as pillars, borders, and fountains that refresh, feed, and regulate earth’s waters under divine providence.
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Nomarain
Aréeas
Ornachtatal
Bam
Gil
Ray
Mr. Ray
Nyay
Tee Eine
Walliess
Dusang
Witer
Grese
Pather
Natal
Tibet
Fealess
Shipping arrivals and departures at Gravesend ports
Nov 13 reports wind from northwest aiding several vessels. The George and Sterling proceed to Madeira. From Amsterdam comes the Lady Johanna Tieldeman. The John and Francis Neesom sails from Stacen, the Dorothy Hanson departs Tyson, and the Prince Charles Patripolo leaves Leghorn.
Extract from a Letter on Cherokee Indian Hostilities
A Charleston area letter reports Cherokee attacks on Back-settlers after Fort Loudon surrender. It notes 23 garrison deaths on the road, the Cherokee advance toward Fort Prince George with seized swivels, and the garrison’s lack of meat or wood. Royal American forces are limited. martial law is considered.
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Charles Town
Carolina
Loudon
Fort Prince George
Fort London
Earl of Leicester
Mattis
New-York
Gober
Gen
Amherst
Montreal
Quebec
General Wall
Luteridge
Duke
Dillon
West Indies
Falmouth
Aberdeen
Gordon
London
John
Thomas
Merton
Sunderland
Oporto
Guarda
Galicia
Brown
Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Aurora
Bayonne
Dover
James
M. Meynertzbagen
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