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... passed the intervening ocean . This would be , therefore , to discredit the Bible , which expressly declares , that all men are de-、 scended from one common parent . Such were the unlooked - for prejudices which Colum- bus had to ...
... passed the intervening ocean . This would be , therefore , to discredit the Bible , which expressly declares , that all men are de-、 scended from one common parent . Such were the unlooked - for prejudices which Colum- bus had to ...
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... passed away , pining and perishing beneath the domination of the strangers whom they welcomed so joyfully to their shores . Before me lies the account of a night recently passed on this very coast , by a celebrated traveller ; but with ...
... passed away , pining and perishing beneath the domination of the strangers whom they welcomed so joyfully to their shores . Before me lies the account of a night recently passed on this very coast , by a celebrated traveller ; but with ...
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... passed through a forest , with lawns and meadows opening in various parts of it , in which were flocks of cranes twice the size of those of Europe . Many of the trees and shrubs sent forth those aromatic odors which were continually ...
... passed through a forest , with lawns and meadows opening in various parts of it , in which were flocks of cranes twice the size of those of Europe . Many of the trees and shrubs sent forth those aromatic odors which were continually ...
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