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... ideas of legislation were all of a military kind . Having caught one of the thieves he caused his ears to be cut off in the public square of the village ; he then seized the cacique , his son , and nephew , and sent them in chains to ...
... ideas of legislation were all of a military kind . Having caught one of the thieves he caused his ears to be cut off in the public square of the village ; he then seized the cacique , his son , and nephew , and sent them in chains to ...
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... idea of their number . The army must , however , have been great , as it consisted of the combined forces of several caciques of this populous island . It was commanded by Mani- caotex , the brother of Caonabo . The Indians , who were ...
... idea of their number . The army must , however , have been great , as it consisted of the combined forces of several caciques of this populous island . It was commanded by Mani- caotex , the brother of Caonabo . The Indians , who were ...
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... idea , as Herrera records an opinion expressed by that monarch that there was a continent in the southern ocean . * If this were the case , it was supposed by Columbus that , in proportion as he approached the equator and extended his ...
... idea , as Herrera records an opinion expressed by that monarch that there was a continent in the southern ocean . * If this were the case , it was supposed by Columbus that , in proportion as he approached the equator and extended his ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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