Works, Volumen5,Tema 2G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... nature of his discoveries ; requesting at the same time that the Portu- guese navigators might be prohibited from visiting those newly discovered lands , in the same manner that the Spanish sovereigns had prohibited their subjects from ...
... nature of his discoveries ; requesting at the same time that the Portu- guese navigators might be prohibited from visiting those newly discovered lands , in the same manner that the Spanish sovereigns had prohibited their subjects from ...
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... nature and object of the embassy , and felt that Ferdinand was foiling him . The ambassadors at length arrived and delivered their credentials with great form and ceremony . As they retired * Zurita , lib . i . , cap . 25. Herrera ...
... nature and object of the embassy , and felt that Ferdinand was foiling him . The ambassadors at length arrived and delivered their credentials with great form and ceremony . As they retired * Zurita , lib . i . , cap . 25. Herrera ...
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... nature of the service on which he was embarking , or the situation and char- acter of the region to which he was bound . Indeed , during this fever of the imagination , had sober facts and cold realities been pre- sented , they would ...
... nature of the service on which he was embarking , or the situation and char- acter of the region to which he was bound . Indeed , during this fever of the imagination , had sober facts and cold realities been pre- sented , they would ...
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... nature ; who courted peril as if for the very love of dan- ger , and seemed to fight more for the pleasure of fighting than for the sake of distinction . * The number of persons permitted to embark in this expedition had been limited to ...
... nature ; who courted peril as if for the very love of dan- ger , and seemed to fight more for the pleasure of fighting than for the sake of distinction . * The number of persons permitted to embark in this expedition had been limited to ...
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... nature and mode of his transactions with the Admiral , he should study to give him content ; observing that , as the whole armament was intrusted to his com- mand , it was but reasonable that his wishes should be consulted , and no one ...
... nature and mode of his transactions with the Admiral , he should study to give him content ; observing that , as the whole armament was intrusted to his com- mand , it was but reasonable that his wishes should be consulted , and no one ...
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