Works, Volumen12G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... nature and humanity revolt at the de- tails . Suffice it to say that , so intolerable were the toils and sufferings inflicted upon this weak and unoffending race , that they sank under them , dissolving , as it were , from the face of ...
... nature and humanity revolt at the de- tails . Suffice it to say that , so intolerable were the toils and sufferings inflicted upon this weak and unoffending race , that they sank under them , dissolving , as it were , from the face of ...
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... natural benignity made him accessible to all kinds of pleasurable sensations from ex- ternal objects . In his letters ... nature with the enthusi- asm of a poet or a painter . As he coasts the shores of the New World , the reader partici ...
... natural benignity made him accessible to all kinds of pleasurable sensations from ex- ternal objects . In his letters ... nature with the enthusi- asm of a poet or a painter . As he coasts the shores of the New World , the reader partici ...
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... natural rights ; that the sternest meas- ures might be used for their conversion , and the severest punishment inflicted upon their obstinacy in unbelief . In this spirit of bigo- try he considered himself justified in making captives ...
... natural rights ; that the sternest meas- ures might be used for their conversion , and the severest punishment inflicted upon their obstinacy in unbelief . In this spirit of bigo- try he considered himself justified in making captives ...
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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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