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... taken to vindicate great names from such pernicious erudition . It defeats one of the most salutary purposes of history , that of furnishing examples of what human genius and laudable enterprise may accomplish . For this purpose , some ...
... taken to vindicate great names from such pernicious erudition . It defeats one of the most salutary purposes of history , that of furnishing examples of what human genius and laudable enterprise may accomplish . For this purpose , some ...
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... taken of the same transaction by the enthusi- astic son , and by the cool , perhaps prejudiced , historian . The king , according to Fernando , listened to his father with great attention , but was discouraged from engaging in any new ...
... taken of the same transaction by the enthusi- astic son , and by the cool , perhaps prejudiced , historian . The king , according to Fernando , listened to his father with great attention , but was discouraged from engaging in any new ...
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... taken with violence ; nor was any compensation given to the natives , nor means taken to soothe their irritation . The avidity for gold also led to a thousand acts of injustice and oppression ; but above all the Spaniards outraged the ...
... taken with violence ; nor was any compensation given to the natives , nor means taken to soothe their irritation . The avidity for gold also led to a thousand acts of injustice and oppression ; but above all the Spaniards outraged the ...
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