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... provisions , having frequently to detach a part of the men about the country in quest of supplies . The former hospitality of the island was at an end . The Indians no longer gave their provisions freely ; they had learnt from the white ...
... provisions , having frequently to detach a part of the men about the country in quest of supplies . The former hospitality of the island was at an end . The Indians no longer gave their provisions freely ; they had learnt from the white ...
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... provisions , and some with gol- den ornaments , which they offered in barter . Without making any stay , however , the Ad- miral urged his way forward . But rough and adverse winds again obliged him to take shelter in a small port with ...
... provisions , and some with gol- den ornaments , which they offered in barter . Without making any stay , however , the Ad- miral urged his way forward . But rough and adverse winds again obliged him to take shelter in a small port with ...
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... provisions . Mendez was now left alone , but he was fond of any enterprise that gave individual dis- tinction . He requested of the Cacique two Indians to accompany him to the end of the island ; one to carry his provisions , and the ...
... provisions . Mendez was now left alone , but he was fond of any enterprise that gave individual dis- tinction . He requested of the Cacique two Indians to accompany him to the end of the island ; one to carry his provisions , and the ...
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Continuation of the Voyage through | 3 |
Speculations of Columbus concerning | 15 |
Administration of the AdelantadoEx | 29 |
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Adelantado Admiral Adrian de Moxica alcalde Almirante Alonso de Ojeda Anacaona appeared arms arrived authority Ballester beautiful Behechio beheld boat Bobadilla Bonao brother brought Cacique canoe caravel Carvajal Casas Chapter chieftain coast of Paria colonists colony Colum command conduct considered continued Crown decad del Almirante despatched Diego Columbus discovery distance Don Bartholomew Don Diego endeavored enterprise expedition favor followers Fonseca fortress gold Guarionex Guevara gulf gulf of Paria harbor Herrera Hispaniola Hist Indians Isabella island Jamaica kind land late leagues Letter of Columbus lumbus Mayobanex ment miral mountains natives Navarrete neighborhood nurse of Prince Ojeda Ovando pearls Pedro persons Peter Martyr present prisoners provisions Puerto Bello Quibian rebellion rebels received remained Requelme river Roldan royal sail San Domingo sedition seized sent ships shore sovereigns Spain Spaniards squadron tain tion tribute various Vega Veragua vessels village voyage Xaragua