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... caravel was despatched with the ostensible design of carrying provisions to the Cape Verde Islands ; but with private instructions to pursue the designated route . Departing from those isl- ands the caravel stood westward for several ...
... caravel was despatched with the ostensible design of carrying provisions to the Cape Verde Islands ; but with private instructions to pursue the designated route . Departing from those isl- ands the caravel stood westward for several ...
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... caravel put off in pursuit , but the Indians managed their light bark with too much velocity to be overtaken , and reaching the land , fled to the woods . The sailors took the canoe as a prize , and returned on board the caravel ...
... caravel put off in pursuit , but the Indians managed their light bark with too much velocity to be overtaken , and reaching the land , fled to the woods . The sailors took the canoe as a prize , and returned on board the caravel ...
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... caravel . This frank and confiding . conduct , so indica- tive of a brave and generous nature , was properly appreciated by Columbus ; he re- ceived the cacique cordially , set before him a collation such as the caravel afforded ...
... caravel . This frank and confiding . conduct , so indica- tive of a brave and generous nature , was properly appreciated by Columbus ; he re- ceived the cacique cordially , set before him a collation such as the caravel afforded ...
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CHAPTER | 7 |
Early Voyages of Columbus | 15 |
Residence of Columbus at LisbonIdeas | 34 |
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