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... Cape Bojador was doubled ; the region of the tropics penetrated , and divested of its fancied terrors ; the greater part of the African coast , from Cape Blanco to Cape de Verde , explored ; and the Cape de Verde and Azore islands ...
... Cape Bojador was doubled ; the region of the tropics penetrated , and divested of its fancied terrors ; the greater part of the African coast , from Cape Blanco to Cape de Verde , explored ; and the Cape de Verde and Azore islands ...
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... Cape stretched beyond cape ; there was no good anchorage ; the wind became contrary , and the appearance of the heavens threatening rough weather , he put back to the Rio de los Mares . On the first of November , at sunrise , he sent ...
... Cape stretched beyond cape ; there was no good anchorage ; the wind became contrary , and the appearance of the heavens threatening rough weather , he put back to the Rio de los Mares . On the first of November , at sunrise , he sent ...
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... cape , stretching southward from the centre of the island , to which he gave the name of Cape Beata . The rock at which he anchored had the appearance , at a distance , of a tall ship under sail , from which circumstance the admiral ...
... cape , stretching southward from the centre of the island , to which he gave the name of Cape Beata . The rock at which he anchored had the appearance , at a distance , of a tall ship under sail , from which circumstance the admiral ...
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