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Title: The Bahama Islands. Notes on an early attempt at
colonization. (Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.).Publisher: British Library, Historical Print
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Hassam, John Tyler; 1899. 59 p.; 8 . 9770.f.17.
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