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... forests rendered them almost impenetrable ; and it was necessary to wade a great many rivers , or probably the windings . and doublings of the same stream . The island appeared to be naturally fertile in the extreme . The forests ...
... forests rendered them almost impenetrable ; and it was necessary to wade a great many rivers , or probably the windings . and doublings of the same stream . The island appeared to be naturally fertile in the extreme . The forests ...
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... forests that it was impossible to penetrate to the interior . They were several days seeking fresh water , of which they were in great want . At length they found a spring in a grove of palm - trees and near it shells of the pearl ...
... forests that it was impossible to penetrate to the interior . They were several days seeking fresh water , of which they were in great want . At length they found a spring in a grove of palm - trees and near it shells of the pearl ...
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... forests below him swarmed with lurking warriors . In the pict- ure which his imagination had drawn of the peaceful and inoffensive nature of his people , he had flattered himself with the idea of ruling over them as a patron and ...
... forests below him swarmed with lurking warriors . In the pict- ure which his imagination had drawn of the peaceful and inoffensive nature of his people , he had flattered himself with the idea of ruling over them as a patron and ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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