Espy, James P. (James Pollard), 1785-1860, author · Boston : Charles C. Little and James Brown · leaf 332
icane, yet, meagre as they are, the reader will perceive that during the last two hours of the hurricane at Barbadoes, after the wind changed round there S. E., it was N. at St. Lucia, and cer¬ tainly between N. W. and S. W. at St. Vincent, and there¬ fore at this time it was blowing inwards… … 1. There was a violent gale at Nassau, New Providence
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