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... suffered greatly from confinement and sea - sickness , and from subsisting for a length of time on salt provisions much damaged , and mouldy biscuit . suffered great exposure on the land also , before houses could be built for their ...
... suffered greatly from confinement and sea - sickness , and from subsisting for a length of time on salt provisions much damaged , and mouldy biscuit . suffered great exposure on the land also , before houses could be built for their ...
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... infirm state of health , suffered greatly from the want of their accustomed diet . There was an immedi- ate necessity of medicines , clothing , and arms . Horses were required , likewise , for the public works 102 The Life and Voyages of.
... infirm state of health , suffered greatly from the want of their accustomed diet . There was an immedi- ate necessity of medicines , clothing , and arms . Horses were required , likewise , for the public works 102 The Life and Voyages of.
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... suffered it to fall upon the ground where it was dashed to pieces ; when lo ! to their astonishment and dismay ... suffer him to die like the vulgar . Common people were extended in their hammocks , bread and water placed at their head ...
... suffered it to fall upon the ground where it was dashed to pieces ; when lo ! to their astonishment and dismay ... suffer him to die like the vulgar . Common people were extended in their hammocks , bread and water placed at their head ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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