A History of the United States: For the Use of Schools and AcademiesC. Desilver, 1857 - 461 páginas |
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... killed many of his followers , drove the survivors to their ships , and compelled him to relinquish the enterprise . Ponce de Leon himself was wounded with an arrow , and died shortly after his return to Cuba . In 1510 , the southern ...
... killed many of his followers , drove the survivors to their ships , and compelled him to relinquish the enterprise . Ponce de Leon himself was wounded with an arrow , and died shortly after his return to Cuba . In 1510 , the southern ...
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... killed and 150 wounded , and lost a part of their horses and all their baggage , which was burned in the town . Having received supplies from Cuba , Soto now marched towards the north and west . In December , 1540 , he had reached the ...
... killed and 150 wounded , and lost a part of their horses and all their baggage , which was burned in the town . Having received supplies from Cuba , Soto now marched towards the north and west . In December , 1540 , he had reached the ...
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... kill his master , telling him that he would do the same by his own the next day ; whereupon he dis- covered the whole plot that was designed to be executed on the morrow . But the other , instead of entering into the plot and murdering ...
... kill his master , telling him that he would do the same by his own the next day ; whereupon he dis- covered the whole plot that was designed to be executed on the morrow . But the other , instead of entering into the plot and murdering ...
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... killed , was called Nemattanow . He was an active Indian , a great warrior , and in much esteem among them ; insomuch that they believed him to be invulnerable and immortal because he had been in many conflicts , and escaped untouched ...
... killed , was called Nemattanow . He was an active Indian , a great warrior , and in much esteem among them ; insomuch that they believed him to be invulnerable and immortal because he had been in many conflicts , and escaped untouched ...
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... killing this Indian champion was all the provocation given to that haughty and revengeful man , Oppaconcanough , to act this bloody tragedy , and to take such indefatigable pains to engage in such horrid villany all the kings and ...
... killing this Indian champion was all the provocation given to that haughty and revengeful man , Oppaconcanough , to act this bloody tragedy , and to take such indefatigable pains to engage in such horrid villany all the kings and ...
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