Works, Volumen9G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1892 |
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... observed , was not in its infancy , nor were its princes so poor as to lack means to en- gage in discoveries . Even granting that those pro- posed by Columbus were conjectural , why should they abandon those commenced by their late ...
... observed , was not in its infancy , nor were its princes so poor as to lack means to en- gage in discoveries . Even granting that those pro- posed by Columbus were conjectural , why should they abandon those commenced by their late ...
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... 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 command , and had nothing to lose in case of failure . To this Columbus promptly replied , by offering ...
... 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 command , and had nothing to lose in case of failure . To this Columbus promptly replied , by offering ...
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... observation showed what was passing through his thoughts . He expressed a doubt whether the discovery did not really ... observed . The King made a gracious reply , expressing him- self satisfied that he had acted correctly , and ...
... observation showed what was passing through his thoughts . He expressed a doubt whether the discovery did not really ... observed . The King made a gracious reply , expressing him- self satisfied that he had acted correctly , and ...
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CHAPTER | 7 |
Early Voyages of Columbus | 15 |
Residence of Columbus at LisbonIdeas | 34 |
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