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... King John on the happy result of his voyage ; his satisfaction at finding that the Admiral had been instructed to steer westward from the Canary Islands , and his hope that the Castilian sovereigns would continue to enjoin a similar ...
... King John on the happy result of his voyage ; his satisfaction at finding that the Admiral had been instructed to steer westward from the Canary Islands , and his hope that the Castilian sovereigns would continue to enjoin a similar ...
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... King of Portu- gal of its approach , in order to keep him wait- ing for its communications . King John understood the whole nature and object of the embassy , and felt that Ferdinand was foiling him . The ambassadors at length arrived ...
... King of Portu- gal of its approach , in order to keep him wait- ing for its communications . King John understood the whole nature and object of the embassy , and felt that Ferdinand was foiling him . The ambassadors at length arrived ...
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... King Henry VII . Of this application to the English court no precise particulars are known . Fernando Columbus states that his uncle , in the course of his voyage , was captured and plundered by a corsair , and reduced to such poverty ...
... King Henry VII . Of this application to the English court no precise particulars are known . Fernando Columbus states that his uncle , in the course of his voyage , was captured and plundered by a corsair , and reduced to such poverty ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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