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... Portugal with Re- spect to the New Discoveries X. Further Preparations for the Second Voyage - Character of Alonso de Ojeda -Difference of Columbus with Soria and Fonseca . PAGE 3 • 17 25 BOOK VI . I. - Departure of Columbus on his ...
... Portugal with Re- spect to the New Discoveries X. Further Preparations for the Second Voyage - Character of Alonso de Ojeda -Difference of Columbus with Soria and Fonseca . PAGE 3 • 17 25 BOOK VI . I. - Departure of Columbus on his ...
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... Portugal all the lands it might discover from Cape Bojador to the Indies ; and the Catholic sovereigns , in a treaty concluded in 1479 with the Portuguese monarch , had engaged them- selves to respect the territorial rights thus ac ...
... Portugal all the lands it might discover from Cape Bojador to the Indies ; and the Catholic sovereigns , in a treaty concluded in 1479 with the Portuguese monarch , had engaged them- selves to respect the territorial rights thus ac ...
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... Portugal , all of which had been sedulously avoided . Ferdinand , who was at least as politic as he was pious , insinuated a hint at the same time , by which the Pope might perceive that he was determined at all events to maintain his ...
... Portugal , all of which had been sedulously avoided . Ferdinand , who was at least as politic as he was pious , insinuated a hint at the same time , by which the Pope might perceive that he was determined at all events to maintain his ...
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... Portugal . John II . had unfortunately among his coun- cillors certain politicians of that short - sighted class who mistake craft for wisdom . By adopting their perfidious policy he had lost the New World when it was an object of ...
... Portugal . John II . had unfortunately among his coun- cillors certain politicians of that short - sighted class who mistake craft for wisdom . By adopting their perfidious policy he had lost the New World when it was an object of ...
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... Portugal . He concluded by intimating the entire confidence of King John , that should any of the newly discovered islands appertain by right to Portugal , the matter would be adjusted in that spirit of amity which existed between the ...
... Portugal . He concluded by intimating the entire confidence of King John , that should any of the newly discovered islands appertain by right to Portugal , the matter would be adjusted in that spirit of amity which existed between the ...
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