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... Cacique Guacanagari . This was only to be opened in case of being separated by accident , as he wished to make a mystery as long as possible of the exact route to the newly discovered country , lest adventurers of other nations , and ...
... Cacique Guacanagari . This was only to be opened in case of being separated by accident , as he wished to make a mystery as long as possible of the exact route to the newly discovered country , lest adventurers of other nations , and ...
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... cacique . Its inhabitants are not given to rove , and possessed but few canoes . They were subject to frequent invasions from the Caribs , who were their implacable enemies . They had be- come warriors , therefore , in their own defence ...
... cacique . Its inhabitants are not given to rove , and possessed but few canoes . They were subject to frequent invasions from the Caribs , who were their implacable enemies . They had be- come warriors , therefore , in their own defence ...
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... cacique of the neighborhood inviting him to land , and promising great quantities of gold ; anxious , however , to arrive at La Navidad Columbus dismissed them with presents , and continued his course . Arriving at the gulf of Las Fle ...
... cacique of the neighborhood inviting him to land , and promising great quantities of gold ; anxious , however , to arrive at La Navidad Columbus dismissed them with presents , and continued his course . Arriving at the gulf of Las Fle ...
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... Cacique Guacanagari , and brought a present from him of two masks ornamented with gold . Columbus inquired about the Spaniards who had remained on the island . The information which the native gave was somewhat confused , or perhaps was ...
... Cacique Guacanagari , and brought a present from him of two masks ornamented with gold . Columbus inquired about the Spaniards who had remained on the island . The information which the native gave was somewhat confused , or perhaps was ...
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... cacique forfeited the admiration inspired by his be- nevolent hospitality . Thus the most corrod- ing care was dismissed from his mind ; for to a generous spirit , there is nothing so disheart- ening as to discover treachery where it ...
... cacique forfeited the admiration inspired by his be- nevolent hospitality . Thus the most corrod- ing care was dismissed from his mind ; for to a generous spirit , there is nothing so disheart- ening as to discover treachery where it ...
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