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In
this
voyage
I
visited
my
new
colony
in
the
island
,
saw
my
successors
the
Spaniards
,
had
the
whole
story
of
lives
,
and
of
the
villains
I
left
there
;
how
at
first
they
insulted
the
poor
Spaniards
,
how
they
afterwards
agreed
,
disagreed
,
united
,
separated
,
and
how
at
last
the
Spaniards
were
obliged
to
use
violence
with
them
;
how
they
were
subjected
to
the
Spaniards
;
how
honestly
the
Spaniards
used
them
;
a
history
,
if
it
were
entered
into
,
as
full
of
variety
and
wonderful
accidents
as
my
own
part
;
particularly
also
as
to
their
battles
with
the
Caribbeans
,
who
landed
several
times
upon
the
island
,
and
as
to
the
improvement
they
made
upon
the
island
itself
;
and
how
five
of
them
made
an
attempt
upon
the
mainland
,
and
brought
away
eleven
men
and
five
women
prisoners
,
by
which
,
at
my
coming
,
I
found
about
twenty
young
children
on
the
island
.
Here
I
stayed
about
twenty
days
,
left
them
supplies
of
all
necessary
things
,
and
particularly
of
arms
,
powder
,
shot
,
clothes
,
tools
,
and
two
workmen
,
which
I
brought
from
England
with
me
,
viz.
,
a
carpenter
and
a
smith
.
Besides
this
,
I
shared
the
island
into
parts
with
them
,
reserved
to
myself
the
property
of
the
whole
,
but
gave
them
such
parts
respectively
as
they
agreed
on
;
and
having
settled
all
things
with
them
,
and
engaged
them
not
to
leave
the
place
,
I
left
them
there
.
From
thence
I
touched
at
the
Brazils
,
from
whence
I
sent
a
bark
,
which
I
bought
there
,
with
more
people
,
to
the
island
;
and
in
it
,
besides
other
supplies
,
I
sent
seven
women
,
being
such
as
I
found
proper
for
service
,
or
for
wives
to
such
as
would
take
them
.
As
to
the
Englishmen
,
I
promised
them
to
send
them
some
women
from
England
,
with
a
good
cargo
of
necessaries
,
if
they
would
apply
themselves
to
planting
;
which
I
afterwards
performed
;
and
the
fellows
proved
very
honest
and
diligent
after
they
were
mastered
,
and
had
their
properties
set
apart
for
them
.
I
sent
them
also
from
the
Brazils
five
cows
,
three
of
them
being
big
with
calf
,
some
sheep
,
and
some
hogs
,
which
,
when
I
came
again
,
were
considerably
increased
.
But
all
these
things
,
with
an
account
how
three
hundred
Caribbees
came
and
invaded
them
,
and
ruined
their
plantations
,
and
how
they
fought
with
that
whole
number
twice
,
and
were
at
first
defeated
and
three
of
them
killed
;
but
at
last
a
storm
destroying
their
enemies
'
canoes
,
they
famished
or
destroyed
almost
all
the
rest
,
and
renewed
and
recovered
the
possession
of
their
plantation
,
and
still
lived
upon
the
island
;
--
all
these
things
,
with
some
very
surprising
incidents
,
in
some
new
adventures
of
my
own
,
for
often
years
more
,
I
may
perhaps
give
a
farther
account
of
hereafter
.