Works, Volumen12G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... labor moderately , if absolutely es- sential to their own good ; but to temper au- thority with persuasion and kindness . To pay them regularly and fairly for their labor , and · to have them instructed in religion on certain days ...
... labor moderately , if absolutely es- sential to their own good ; but to temper au- thority with persuasion and kindness . To pay them regularly and fairly for their labor , and · to have them instructed in religion on certain days ...
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... labor was at first six months , and then eight months in the year . Under cover of this hired labor , intended for the good both of their bod- ies and their souls , more intolerable toil was exacted from them , and more horrible ...
... labor was at first six months , and then eight months in the year . Under cover of this hired labor , intended for the good both of their bod- ies and their souls , more intolerable toil was exacted from them , and more horrible ...
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... labor was at first six months , and then eight months in the year . Under cover of this hired labor , intended for the good both of their bod- ies and their souls , more intolerable toil was exacted from them , and more horrible ...
... labor was at first six months , and then eight months in the year . Under cover of this hired labor , intended for the good both of their bod- ies and their souls , more intolerable toil was exacted from them , and more horrible ...
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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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