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... natives , for their very existence , yet they soon began to indulge in the most wanton abuses . Some were prompted by rapacious avarice , and sought to possess themselves , by all kinds of wrongful means , of the golden or- naments and ...
... natives , for their very existence , yet they soon began to indulge in the most wanton abuses . Some were prompted by rapacious avarice , and sought to possess themselves , by all kinds of wrongful means , of the golden or- naments and ...
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... natives , indignant at having their hospi- tality thus requited , refused any longer to fur- nish them with food . In a little while the Spaniards began to experience the pressure of hunger , and seized upon provisions wherever they ...
... natives , indignant at having their hospi- tality thus requited , refused any longer to fur- nish them with food . In a little while the Spaniards began to experience the pressure of hunger , and seized upon provisions wherever they ...
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Washington Irving. Chapter VTT . SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES - IMPOSITION OF C TRIBUTE . [ 1494. ] OLUMBUS followed up his victory by making a military tour through vari- ous parts of the island , and reducing the natives to obedience ...
Washington Irving. Chapter VTT . SUBJUGATION OF THE NATIVES - IMPOSITION OF C TRIBUTE . [ 1494. ] OLUMBUS followed up his victory by making a military tour through vari- ous parts of the island , and reducing the natives to obedience ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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