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... possession of the newly - discov- ered country ; possession being after all the best title , and an appeal to arms the clearest mode of settling so doubtful a question . This counsel , in which there was a mixture of courage and craft ...
... possession of the newly - discov- ered country ; possession being after all the best title , and an appeal to arms the clearest mode of settling so doubtful a question . This counsel , in which there was a mixture of courage and craft ...
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... possessions ceded by the holy chair to Portugal , all which had been sedu- lously avoided . Ferdinand , who was at ... possession of by the Catholic sovereigns , their title to the same did not require the papal sanc- tion ; still , as ...
... possessions ceded by the holy chair to Portugal , all which had been sedu- lously avoided . Ferdinand , who was at ... possession of by the Catholic sovereigns , their title to the same did not require the papal sanc- tion ; still , as ...
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... possession . ' No difficulty , therefore , was made in granting what was considered but a modest request for so important a service ; though it is probable that the acquiescence of the worldly - minded pontiff was quickened by the ...
... possession . ' No difficulty , therefore , was made in granting what was considered but a modest request for so important a service ; though it is probable that the acquiescence of the worldly - minded pontiff was quickened by the ...
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