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... coast without success . There were fine rivers and secure ports , but the coast was low and marshy , and deficient in stone . The country was generally deserted , or if any natives were seen they fled immedi- ately to the woods ...
... coast without success . There were fine rivers and secure ports , but the coast was low and marshy , and deficient in stone . The country was generally deserted , or if any natives were seen they fled immedi- ately to the woods ...
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... coast of which , they could soon arrive among civilized people . If any one entertained a doubt he was called upon ... coast . Columbus could hardly have made such an error as to have given this extent to the southern side of the island ...
... coast of which , they could soon arrive among civilized people . If any one entertained a doubt he was called upon ... coast . Columbus could hardly have made such an error as to have given this extent to the southern side of the island ...
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... coast Colum- bus had been wrecked in his first voyage . It was a large and fertile territory , extending along the northern coast from Cape St. Nicholas at the western extremity of the island to the great river Yaqui , afterwards called ...
... coast Colum- bus had been wrecked in his first voyage . It was a large and fertile territory , extending along the northern coast from Cape St. Nicholas at the western extremity of the island to the great river Yaqui , afterwards called ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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