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West India customs and manners containing strictures on the soil, cultivation, produce, trade, officers, and inhabitants; with the method of establishing and conducting a sugar plantation. To which is added, the practice of training new slaves

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Moreton, J.B

Publication details: London Printed for J. Parsons... 1793Edition: A new editionDescription: vii,[9]-192p 20.5cmDDC classification:

917.29 Ja M845 1793

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