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... enterprise , if successful , would involve discoveries too important to be grasped by any but a sovereign power , and that the Spanish government might be displeased at his undertaking it on his own account . Finding , how- ever , that ...
... enterprise , if successful , would involve discoveries too important to be grasped by any but a sovereign power , and that the Spanish government might be displeased at his undertaking it on his own account . Finding , how- ever , that ...
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... enterprise , and many men , distinguished for rank and merit , had become its advocates . Fernando de Talavera , therefore , was commanded to inform Colum- bus , who was still at Cordova , that the great cares and expenses of the wars ...
... enterprise , and many men , distinguished for rank and merit , had become its advocates . Fernando de Talavera , therefore , was commanded to inform Colum- bus , who was still at Cordova , that the great cares and expenses of the wars ...
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... enterprise , thus rejected by her , be accomplished by some other power ! He reminded her what fame and dominion other princes had acquired by their discover- ies ; here was an opportunity to surpass them all . He entreated her majesty ...
... enterprise , thus rejected by her , be accomplished by some other power ! He reminded her what fame and dominion other princes had acquired by their discover- ies ; here was an opportunity to surpass them all . He entreated her majesty ...
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