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... provisions from their fields and gardens and the produce of their live stock adequate to the subsistence of the colony , which con- sisted of about a thousand souls , and as they could not accustom themselves to the food of the natives ...
... provisions from their fields and gardens and the produce of their live stock adequate to the subsistence of the colony , which con- sisted of about a thousand souls , and as they could not accustom themselves to the food of the natives ...
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... provisions . The public works therefore lan- guished , and it was impossible to cultivate the soil in a sufficient degree to produce a supply of the fruits of the earth . Provisions began to fail , much of the stores brought from Europe ...
... provisions . The public works therefore lan- guished , and it was impossible to cultivate the soil in a sufficient degree to produce a supply of the fruits of the earth . Provisions began to fail , much of the stores brought from Europe ...
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... provisions ; the European stock was nearly exhausted , and such was the idleness and improvidence of the colonists or the confusion into which they had been thrown by the hostilities of the na- tives , or such was their exclusive ...
... provisions ; the European stock was nearly exhausted , and such was the idleness and improvidence of the colonists or the confusion into which they had been thrown by the hostilities of the na- tives , or such was their exclusive ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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