Title | : | Account of the Cape; Brief description of Natal; Journal extracts on East Indies (1716-1721) |
Author | : | Johan Daniel Butner |
Language | : | en |
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Type | : | PDF, ePub, Kindle |
Uploaded | : | Apr 11, 2021 |
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Cape town, he married and, because it promised a steady income, accepted an offer to join a general (primary care) practice in a small town about an hour's.
It was initially meant to be a small port town for ships traveling to india, but eventually became a full settlement.
) a small class of professional newspaper editors, lawyers and teachers in subsequent decades, french huguenot refugees, the dutch, and germans began to settle in the cape.
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Royal orders compelled him to consult his fellow travellers about whether or not to continue the voyage. The defects of his small ships, the lack of provisions, the distance to the real india – the coast of malabar – and read full.
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Many of these farmers settled in the fertile lands around cape town and used slaves, some of whom were brought in from other dutch territories, to work their.
May 15, 2020 a “cape” is a headland or promontory extending into a body of water, formed by glaciers, volcanoes or changes in sea level.
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