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... 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 principally green , symmetrically arranged with large white stones at intervals , and connected in ...
... 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 principally green , symmetrically arranged with large white stones at intervals , and connected in ...
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Washington Irving. notice of him . On the contrary , when Ojeda entered , though small in person and without external state , Caonabo rose and saluted him with profound respect . On being asked the reason of this , Columbus being ...
Washington Irving. notice of him . On the contrary , when Ojeda entered , though small in person and without external state , Caonabo rose and saluted him with profound respect . On being asked the reason of this , Columbus being ...
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... entered into the affairs of the New World with a spirit that showed she was determined to place them upon a substantial foundation , as well as clearly to define the powers and reward the services of Columbus . To her protecting zeal ...
... entered into the affairs of the New World with a spirit that showed she was determined to place them upon a substantial foundation , as well as clearly to define the powers and reward the services of Columbus . To her protecting zeal ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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