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The magazine of history with notes and queries, Vol. II, No. 4, October 1905

Note 28 — THE FIGHT AT DIAMOND ISLAND

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Silliman, who was here in 1819, says: “The crystals are hardly surpassed by any in the world for transparency and perfection of form. They are, as usual, the six-sided prism, and are frequently terminated at both ends by six-sided pyramids. These last, of course, must be found loose, or, at least, not adhering to any rock; those which are broken off have necessarily only one pyramid.”—Silliman’s Travels, p. 153.

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