Works, Volumen10G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1857 |
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... appeared to the Roman mariners during tempests at sea , which they said were Castor and Pollux , of which likewise Seneca makes men- tion . " * On the evening of Saturday the 2d of No- vember , Columbus was convinced , from the color of ...
... appeared to the Roman mariners during tempests at sea , which they said were Castor and Pollux , of which likewise Seneca makes men- tion . " * On the evening of Saturday the 2d of No- vember , Columbus was convinced , from the color of ...
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... appeared to be guards to the cacique . Having arrived alongside of the Admiral's ship , the cacique entered on board with all his train . He appeared in full regalia . Around his head was a band of small stones of various colors , but ...
... appeared to be guards to the cacique . Having arrived alongside of the Admiral's ship , the cacique entered on board with all his train . He appeared in full regalia . Around his head was a band of small stones of various colors , but ...
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... appearance . When the crews landed they threw by their weapons , and brought various articles of food , and asked for the Admiral , whose fame had spread throughout the island , and in whose justice and magnanimity all appeared to ...
... appearance . When the crews landed they threw by their weapons , and brought various articles of food , and asked for the Admiral , whose fame had spread throughout the island , and in whose justice and magnanimity all appeared to ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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