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... Caonabo , whom he found in one of his most popu- lous towns , the same now called Maguana , near the town of San Juan . Approaching the cacique with great defer- ence as a sovereign prince , he professed to come on a friendly embassy ...
... Caonabo , whom he found in one of his most popu- lous towns , the same now called Maguana , near the town of San Juan . Approaching the cacique with great defer- ence as a sovereign prince , he professed to come on a friendly embassy ...
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... Caonabo were royal ornaments which had come from heaven , or the Turey of Biscay ; * that they were worn by the monarchs of Castile on solemn dances , and other high festivities , and were intended as presents to the cacique . He ...
... Caonabo were royal ornaments which had come from heaven , or the Turey of Biscay ; * that they were worn by the monarchs of Castile on solemn dances , and other high festivities , and were intended as presents to the cacique . He ...
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... Caonabo was confined , all present rose , according to custom , and paid him reverence ; the cacique alone neither moved nor took any notice of him . On the contrary , when Ojeda entered , though small in person and without ex- ternal ...
... Caonabo was confined , all present rose , according to custom , and paid him reverence ; the cacique alone neither moved nor took any notice of him . On the contrary , when Ojeda entered , though small in person and without ex- ternal ...
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