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... remained unaccomplished . His father , however , supported his proposition by such excel- lent reasons , that the king was induced to give his con- sent . The only difficulty that remained was the terms ; for Columbus , being a man of ...
... remained unaccomplished . His father , however , supported his proposition by such excel- lent reasons , that the king was induced to give his con- sent . The only difficulty that remained was the terms ; for Columbus , being a man of ...
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... remained at Cordova , she was continually employed in forwarding troops and supplies to the army , and , at the same time , attending to the multiplied exigencies of civil govern- ment . On the 12th of June , she repaired to the camp ...
... remained at Cordova , she was continually employed in forwarding troops and supplies to the army , and , at the same time , attending to the multiplied exigencies of civil govern- ment . On the 12th of June , she repaired to the camp ...
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... remained , while they moved his detestation , inspired him with increasing con- fidence . No sooner did Gutierrez and Escobedo , with their companions , take refuge in his dominions , than he put them to death . He then formed a league ...
... remained , while they moved his detestation , inspired him with increasing con- fidence . No sooner did Gutierrez and Escobedo , with their companions , take refuge in his dominions , than he put them to death . He then formed a league ...
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