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... vessels should join their forces and pursue their course together to the New World . Columbus was urged , there- fore , to depart without an hour's delay , and instructed to steer wide of Cape St. Vincent , and entirely avoid the ...
... vessels should join their forces and pursue their course together to the New World . Columbus was urged , there- fore , to depart without an hour's delay , and instructed to steer wide of Cape St. Vincent , and entirely avoid the ...
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... vessels disabled , before they could arrive at them . Columbus , as his imagination cooled , was himself aware of the inadequacy of his vessels to the contemplated voyage ; but felt it of im- portance to his fame and to the popularity ...
... vessels disabled , before they could arrive at them . Columbus , as his imagination cooled , was himself aware of the inadequacy of his vessels to the contemplated voyage ; but felt it of im- portance to his fame and to the popularity ...
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... vessels remain almost motionless with flapping sails ; the crews panting under the heat of a vertical sun , unmitigated by any refreshing breeze . Weeks are sometimes employed in crossing this torpid track of the ocean . The weather for ...
... vessels remain almost motionless with flapping sails ; the crews panting under the heat of a vertical sun , unmitigated by any refreshing breeze . Weeks are sometimes employed in crossing this torpid track of the ocean . The weather for ...
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Papal Bull of PartitionPreparations | 3 |
Diplomatic Negotiations between | 17 |
Further Preparations for the Second | 25 |
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