...feet by four. Thefe people make regular attacks, in large parties of four or five hundred. Thoujrh very good friends among each other while poor, from...quantity of cattle, they begin to quarrel about the divifion of the fpoil ; and they are faid to carry this fometimes to fuch an excefs, that they continue...

...measured six feet by four. These people make regular attacks, in large parties of four or five hundred. Though very good friends among each other while poor,...this sometimes to such an excess, that they continue to fight and massacre till, like the soldiers of Cadmus, very few remain in the field, " suoque " Marte...

...whose authority respecting African matters stands high with the public, is deserving of attention. ' A book, the numerous errors and misrepresentations...Cadmus, very few remain on the field.' Barrow's Travels, p. 404. In modern days, I confess, I know of nothing like this, except the story of the two Kilkenny...

...east from the Roggeveld/ which, « for several months in the year, is entirely covered with snow;' (n specimen of the accuracy of that writer's description...sometimes to such an excess, that they continue the iight and massacre, till, like the soldiers of Cadmus, very few remain on the field.' Barrow's Travels,...