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... mind ; for to a generous spirit , there is nothing so disheart- ening as to discover treachery where it has reposed confidence and friendship . It would seem also that some of the garrison were yet alive , though scattered about the ...
... mind ; for to a generous spirit , there is nothing so disheart- ening as to discover treachery where it has reposed confidence and friendship . It would seem also that some of the garrison were yet alive , though scattered about the ...
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... mind in continual agitation . The cares of so large a squadron ; the incessant vigilance required , not only against the lurk- ing dangers of these unknown seas but against the passions and follies of his followers ; the distress he had ...
... mind in continual agitation . The cares of so large a squadron ; the incessant vigilance required , not only against the lurk- ing dangers of these unknown seas but against the passions and follies of his followers ; the distress he had ...
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... minds of learned and classical men with ad- miration , filling them with pleasant dreams and reveries , and seeming to realize the poeti- cal pictures of the olden time . " Columbus , " says old Peter Martyr , " has begun to build a ...
... minds of learned and classical men with ad- miration , filling them with pleasant dreams and reveries , and seeming to realize the poeti- cal pictures of the olden time . " Columbus , " says old Peter Martyr , " has begun to build a ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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