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... given by the voyagers who had visited it were full of exaggeration ; for in fact they had nothing but vague and confused notions concerning it , like the recollection of a dream , and it has been shown that Columbus himself had beheld ...
... given by the voyagers who had visited it were full of exaggeration ; for in fact they had nothing but vague and confused notions concerning it , like the recollection of a dream , and it has been shown that Columbus himself had beheld ...
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... given him , of Adelantado ; in case of his death he was to be succeeded by his brother Don Diego . On the 10th of March the two caravels set sail for Spain , in one of which Columbus em- barked and in the other Aguado . In conse- quence ...
... given him , of Adelantado ; in case of his death he was to be succeeded by his brother Don Diego . On the 10th of March the two caravels set sail for Spain , in one of which Columbus em- barked and in the other Aguado . In conse- quence ...
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... given for the amount to be paid out of the gold brought by Niño . It was not until the end of December , when Niño ar- rived at court and delivered the despatches of * Equivalent to 86,956 dollars of the present day . † Las Casas , Hist ...
... given for the amount to be paid out of the gold brought by Niño . It was not until the end of December , when Niño ar- rived at court and delivered the despatches of * Equivalent to 86,956 dollars of the present day . † Las Casas , Hist ...
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Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
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