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... inhabitants of which fled in affright . On the following day the boats landed , and succeeded in taking and bringing off a boy and several women . The information gathered from them confirmed Columbus in his idea that this was one of ...
... inhabitants of which fled in affright . On the following day the boats landed , and succeeded in taking and bringing off a boy and several women . The information gathered from them confirmed Columbus in his idea that this was one of ...
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... inhabitants - for terror of the Spaniards extended along the sea - coast . On the second evening they came to a lofty range of mountains which they as- cended by an Indian path , winding up a steep and narrow defile , and they slept for ...
... inhabitants - for terror of the Spaniards extended along the sea - coast . On the second evening they came to a lofty range of mountains which they as- cended by an Indian path , winding up a steep and narrow defile , and they slept for ...
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... inhabitants were finely formed , had a noble air , a more agreeable elocution , and more soft and graceful manners than the natives of the other parts of the island . The sovereign was named Behechio ; his sister , Anacaona , celebrated ...
... inhabitants were finely formed , had a noble air , a more agreeable elocution , and more soft and graceful manners than the natives of the other parts of the island . The sovereign was named Behechio ; his sister , Anacaona , celebrated ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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