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... discovery of America · • 45 CHAP . IV . Showing the great difficulty Philosophers have had in peopling America and how the Aborigines came to be begotten by accident - to the great relief and satisfaction of the Author 52 CHAP . V. In ...
... discovery of America · • 45 CHAP . IV . Showing the great difficulty Philosophers have had in peopling America and how the Aborigines came to be begotten by accident - to the great relief and satisfaction of the Author 52 CHAP . V. In ...
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... discovery of a strange country - and how he was magnificently rewarded by the munificence of their High Mightinesses • • 75 CHAP . II . Containing an account of a mighty Ark whien floated , under the protection of St. Nicholas , from ...
... discovery of a strange country - and how he was magnificently rewarded by the munificence of their High Mightinesses • • 75 CHAP . II . Containing an account of a mighty Ark whien floated , under the protection of St. Nicholas , from ...
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... discovery and settlement , with its interns policies , manners , customs , wars , & c . & c . , under the Dutch government , fur- nishing many curious and interesting particulars never before published , and which are gathered from ...
... discovery and settlement , with its interns policies , manners , customs , wars , & c . & c . , under the Dutch government , fur- nishing many curious and interesting particulars never before published , and which are gathered from ...
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... discovery . For my own part , until the learned have come to an agree- ment among themselves , I shall content myself with the account handed down to us by Moses ; in which I do but follow the example of our ingenious neighbors of ...
... discovery . For my own part , until the learned have come to an agree- ment among themselves , I shall content myself with the account handed down to us by Moses ; in which I do but follow the example of our ingenious neighbors of ...
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... DISCOVERY OF AMERICA . NOAH , who is the first sea - faring man we read of , begat three sons , Shem , Ham , and Japhet . Authors , it is true , are not wanting , who affirm that the patriarch had a number of other children . Thus ...
... DISCOVERY OF AMERICA . NOAH , who is the first sea - faring man we read of , begat three sons , Shem , Ham , and Japhet . Authors , it is true , are not wanting , who affirm that the patriarch had a number of other children . Thus ...
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