| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - They are much less tainted with bigotry than the natives; they are men, taken generally, of pleasing conversation and manners, and habitually obliging to all; and, when not pressed by immediate danger and difficulties, especially so to strangers: for, notwithstanding their habitual jealousy, their prejudices never interfered with their cordial hospitality, and even generosity to all foreigners, wh
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