Works, Volumen9G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... considered each sea shut up and land - bound in its peculiar basin ; and that Africa was a continent continuing onward to the south pole , and surrounding the Indian Sea , so as to join Asia beyond the Ganges . This opinion had been ...
... considered each sea shut up and land - bound in its peculiar basin ; and that Africa was a continent continuing onward to the south pole , and surrounding the Indian Sea , so as to join Asia beyond the Ganges . This opinion had been ...
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... considered as a needy ad- venturer , aspiring to rank and dignities supe- rior to their own . One observed with a sneer that it was a shrewd arrangement which he proposed , whereby he was secure , at all events , of the honor of a ...
... considered as a needy ad- venturer , aspiring to rank and dignities supe- rior to their own . One observed with a sneer that it was a shrewd arrangement which he proposed , whereby he was secure , at all events , of the honor of a ...
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... considered a mere sally of momentary excitement , was a deep and cherished design of Columbus . It is a curious and characteris- tic fact , which has never been particularly noticed , that the recovery of the Holy Sepul- chre was one of ...
... considered a mere sally of momentary excitement , was a deep and cherished design of Columbus . It is a curious and characteris- tic fact , which has never been particularly noticed , that the recovery of the Holy Sepul- chre was one of ...
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CHAPTER | 7 |
Early Voyages of Columbus | 15 |
Residence of Columbus at LisbonIdeas | 34 |
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Admiral Africa Almirante ancient Andalusia appeared arrived Asia Azores beautiful beheld Behem boat Brandan Cacique canoe Cape Cape Verde caravel Casas Castilian Ceuta Chapter Christopher Columbus Cipango coast Colum Columbus command convent court crew Cuba discovered discovery distance Don Juan earth east enterprise expedition fancied favorable Fernando friars galley gave Genoa Genoese gold Granada grand Guacanagari harbor Heaven HENRY OF PORTUGAL Hispaniola Hist honor idea imagination Indians inhabitants Isabella island Juan Perez kind King King of Portugal land leagues learned letter Lisbon lofty lumbus Marco Polo mariners Martin Alonzo Pinzon mind Moguer Moorish natives Navarrete navigation night ocean old print Palos Pinta port Portugal Portuguese present Prince Henry Ptolemy Queen Rabida region residence river royal sail sent Seville ships shore sovereigns Spain Spaniards Spanish spirit supposed tion took unknown vessel voyage wind