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... tion so striking a fact , if true . It rests merely upon the authority of Oviedo , who is of inferior credit to either of the authors above cited , and was grossly misled as to many of the particulars of this voyage by a pilot of the ...
... tion so striking a fact , if true . It rests merely upon the authority of Oviedo , who is of inferior credit to either of the authors above cited , and was grossly misled as to many of the particulars of this voyage by a pilot of the ...
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... tion which has cast a shade upon his name . In extenua- tion of his fault , however , may be alleged his habits of command , which rendered him impatient of control ; his consciousness of having rendered great services to the expedition ...
... tion which has cast a shade upon his name . In extenua- tion of his fault , however , may be alleged his habits of command , which rendered him impatient of control ; his consciousness of having rendered great services to the expedition ...
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... tion , not to tolerate what they may have considered errors on his part . Encouraged by the favorable countenance he experi- enced , and by the interest with which the sovereigns listened to his account of his recent voyage along the ...
... tion , not to tolerate what they may have considered errors on his part . Encouraged by the favorable countenance he experi- enced , and by the interest with which the sovereigns listened to his account of his recent voyage along the ...
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