ABSTRACT

First published in 1735, this account focuses on the customs, food, languages and religions of the peoples in the islands and settlements visited. It also has remarks on the gold, ivory and slave trades.

part 1|274 pages

A Voyage to Guinea Brasil, and the West-Indies

chapter 1|8 pages

Madeira

chapter 2|5 pages

Canaries

chapter 3|5 pages

Africa in general.

chapter 4|19 pages

Sierraleon

chapter 5|7 pages

The Grain and Malaguetta Coasts

chapter 6|13 pages

Sesthos.

chapter 7|14 pages

Cabo Tres Puntas.

chapter 8|18 pages

Cabo Corso.

chapter 9|4 pages

The Cost from Cabo Corso to Whydah.

chapter 10|23 pages

Whydah.

chapter 11|5 pages

Currents on the Coast of Guinea.

chapter 12|6 pages

Rains.

chapter 13|9 pages

Winds.

chapter 14|28 pages

The Guinea Trade.

chapter 15|5 pages

Slaves.

chapter 16|3 pages

Ivory

chapter 17|4 pages

Gold.

chapter 18|5 pages

Our Return upon the Gold Coast.

chapter 19|4 pages

Pyrates.

chapter 20|3 pages

St. George de Elmina.

chapter 21|5 pages

Cape Lopez.

chapter 22|5 pages

A Voyage to Brasil, and the West-Indies.

chapter 23|11 pages

Barbados.

chapter 24|6 pages

Sugar-Canes.

chapter 25|14 pages

The West-Indies.

chapter 26|4 pages

Jamaica.

chapter 27|18 pages

Hurricanes

chapter 28|20 pages

An Abstract of the foregoing Voyage.