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... sent in ad- vance to open a road for the army . From this place they sent back mules for a supply of bread and wine , their provisions beginning to grow scanty , for they had not as yet accus- tomed themselves to the food of the natives ...
... sent in ad- vance to open a road for the army . From this place they sent back mules for a supply of bread and wine , their provisions beginning to grow scanty , for they had not as yet accus- tomed themselves to the food of the natives ...
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... sent by the caciques with proffers of peace and friendship . These were cordially returned by the Admiral ; presents of trinkets were sent to the chieftains ; and in a little while the harbor again swarmed with the naked and painted ...
... sent by the caciques with proffers of peace and friendship . These were cordially returned by the Admiral ; presents of trinkets were sent to the chieftains ; and in a little while the harbor again swarmed with the naked and painted ...
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... sent the boats on shore . They found recent traces of people , but not an individual was to be seen . The coast was hilly , covered with beautiful and fruitful groves , and abounding with mon- keys . Continuing farther westward to where ...
... sent the boats on shore . They found recent traces of people , but not an individual was to be seen . The coast was hilly , covered with beautiful and fruitful groves , and abounding with mon- keys . Continuing farther westward to where ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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