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... , we shall be the better able to judge how virtuously and wisely , under the peculiar circumstances of the case , he may be considered to have governed . Book XV111 . 83 333 Chapter 1 . DEPARTURE OF. 82 Christopher Columbus .
... , we shall be the better able to judge how virtuously and wisely , under the peculiar circumstances of the case , he may be considered to have governed . Book XV111 . 83 333 Chapter 1 . DEPARTURE OF. 82 Christopher Columbus .
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... considered as his individual faults . It is not the intention of the author , however , to justify Columbus on a point where it is inexcusable to err . Let it remain a blot on his illustrious name , and let others derive a lesson from ...
... considered as his individual faults . It is not the intention of the author , however , to justify Columbus on a point where it is inexcusable to err . Let it remain a blot on his illustrious name , and let others derive a lesson from ...
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... considered a lawless and desperate adventurer , he was lauded to the skies as a * P. Martyr , decad . iii . , chap . iii . Lok's translation . worthy successor to Columbus . The King re- pented of The Companions of Columbus . 403.
... considered a lawless and desperate adventurer , he was lauded to the skies as a * P. Martyr , decad . iii . , chap . iii . Lok's translation . worthy successor to Columbus . The King re- pented of The Companions of Columbus . 403.
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Scarcity of Provisions Stratagem | 3 |
Mission of Diego de Escobar to | 10 |
Voyage of Diego Mendez and Bartholo | 17 |
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