Works, Volumen10G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1857 |
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... land and ar- rive in view of the ships . The Indians in the canoe , two of whom were females , remained gazing in mute amazement at the ships , and were so entranced that the boat stole close upon them before they perceived it . Seizing ...
... land and ar- rive in view of the ships . The Indians in the canoe , two of whom were females , remained gazing in mute amazement at the ships , and were so entranced that the boat stole close upon them before they perceived it . Seizing ...
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... land , and long line of promontory , that we see faintly emerg- ing from the ocean and stretching along the distant ... lands are also savage and uncultivated , whether they are islands in the ocean , untrodden as yet by un- civilized ...
... land , and long line of promontory , that we see faintly emerg- ing from the ocean and stretching along the distant ... lands are also savage and uncultivated , whether they are islands in the ocean , untrodden as yet by un- civilized ...
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... land , for that , according to his reckoning , they were not far from Cape St. Vincent . At this all scoffed , for they believed themselves yet far from their desired haven ; some affirm- ing that they were in the English Channel ...
... land , for that , according to his reckoning , they were not far from Cape St. Vincent . At this all scoffed , for they believed themselves yet far from their desired haven ; some affirm- ing that they were in the English Channel ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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