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... possession . " No difficulty , therefore , was made in granting what was considered but a modest request for so important a service ; though it is probable that the acquiescence of the worldly minded pontiff was quickened by the ...
... possession . " No difficulty , therefore , was made in granting what was considered but a modest request for so important a service ; though it is probable that the acquiescence of the worldly minded pontiff was quickened by the ...
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... possession of the archi- pelago in the name of his sovereigns . The island appeared to be uninhabited ; a rich and dense forest overspread it ; some of the trees were in blossom , others laden with unknown fruits , others possessing ...
... possession of the archi- pelago in the name of his sovereigns . The island appeared to be uninhabited ; a rich and dense forest overspread it ; some of the trees were in blossom , others laden with unknown fruits , others possessing ...
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... possessed very few canoes ; while Jamaica , separated by distance from intercourse with other islands , protected in the same way from the dangers of invasion , and embosomed as it were in a peaceful , mediterranean sea , was in ...
... possessed very few canoes ; while Jamaica , separated by distance from intercourse with other islands , protected in the same way from the dangers of invasion , and embosomed as it were in a peaceful , mediterranean sea , was in ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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