A defence of the Scots abdicating Darien: : Including and answer to the Defence of the Scots settlement there. (1700)
[Edinburgh] : [publisher not identified] · leaf 10
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Company of Scotland Trading to Africa and the Indies · Defence of the Scots settlement at Darien · New Caledonia (Colony) · Panama -- History -- To 1903 · Scotland -- Commerce -- Panama · Imprint 1700
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