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... manner , however , in which a number of the natives came off to the ships , and their unembarrassed demeanor in some measure allayed his suspicions ; for it did not appear probable that they would venture thus confidently among the ...
... manner , however , in which a number of the natives came off to the ships , and their unembarrassed demeanor in some measure allayed his suspicions ; for it did not appear probable that they would venture thus confidently among the ...
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... manner ; she had been much noticed and admired by the Spaniards , who had given her the name of Catalina . The Cacique spoke to her repeatedly with great gentleness of tone and manner , pity in all probability being mingled with his ...
... manner ; she had been much noticed and admired by the Spaniards , who had given her the name of Catalina . The Cacique spoke to her repeatedly with great gentleness of tone and manner , pity in all probability being mingled with his ...
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... manner . " This which thou hast been doing , " said he , " is well , for it appears to be thy manner of giving thanks to God . I am told that thou hast lately come to these lands with a mighty force , and subdued many coun- tries ...
... manner . " This which thou hast been doing , " said he , " is well , for it appears to be thy manner of giving thanks to God . I am told that thou hast lately come to these lands with a mighty force , and subdued many coun- tries ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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