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... vessel . The crews of all three were to receive the ordinary wages of seamen employed in armed vessels , and to be paid four months in advance . They were to sail in such direction as Columbus , under the royal authority , should com ...
... vessel . The crews of all three were to receive the ordinary wages of seamen employed in armed vessels , and to be paid four months in advance . They were to sail in such direction as Columbus , under the royal authority , should com ...
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... vessels , and having seamen in their employ . They were related , also , to many of the seafaring inhabitants of Palos and Moguer , and had great influence throughout the neigh- borhood . They engaged to sail on the expedition , and ...
... vessels , and having seamen in their employ . They were related , also , to many of the seafaring inhabitants of Palos and Moguer , and had great influence throughout the neigh- borhood . They engaged to sail on the expedition , and ...
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... vessels was decked . The smallness of the vessels was considered an advantage by Columbus , in a voyage of discovery , enabling him to run close to the shores , and to enter shallow rivers and harbors . In his third voy- age , when ...
... vessels was decked . The smallness of the vessels was considered an advantage by Columbus , in a voyage of discovery , enabling him to run close to the shores , and to enter shallow rivers and harbors . In his third voy- age , when ...
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