A colony, at the time we speak of, was no more than a motley mixture, drawn together from different armies, without a chief at their head, without a principle to unite them, and, in fact, no better than a mere conflux of people from distant parts of the globe;
aitzitik, elkarren ezezagun, sail ezberdinetako kide, gidari gabe, elkarrenganako xera gabe, arraza ezberdineko gizakumeak bezala bat-batean pilaturik, areago zen oste bat, kolonia baino.