An Historical, Geographical, Commercial and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, Band 1Editor, 1795 |
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... remained fo long concealed , nor would the wisdom and fagacity of former ages have left the glory of this invention to an obfcure Genoefe pilot . It required all Columbus's patience and address to negociate with men capable of advancing ...
... remained fo long concealed , nor would the wisdom and fagacity of former ages have left the glory of this invention to an obfcure Genoefe pilot . It required all Columbus's patience and address to negociate with men capable of advancing ...
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... remained but one veffel , and that the smallest and moft crazy of the fquadron , to traverse fuch a vast ocean , and carry * The account which Columbus gives of the humanity and orderly behaviour of the natives on this occafion is very ...
... remained but one veffel , and that the smallest and moft crazy of the fquadron , to traverse fuch a vast ocean , and carry * The account which Columbus gives of the humanity and orderly behaviour of the natives on this occafion is very ...
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... remained only five days in Lisbon . On the fifteenth of March he arrived in the port of Palos , feven months and eleven days from the time when he fet out thence upon his voyage . As foon as his ship was discovered approaching the port ...
... remained only five days in Lisbon . On the fifteenth of March he arrived in the port of Palos , feven months and eleven days from the time when he fet out thence upon his voyage . As foon as his ship was discovered approaching the port ...
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... remained , and the ap- pellation of Weft Indies is given by all the people of Europe to the coun try , and that of Indians to its inhabitants . The • The name by which Columbus diftinguished the countries which 38 DISCOVERY OF AMERICA .
... remained , and the ap- pellation of Weft Indies is given by all the people of Europe to the coun try , and that of Indians to its inhabitants . The • The name by which Columbus diftinguished the countries which 38 DISCOVERY OF AMERICA .
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... remained for fome time filent ; the various paffions which agitated his mind fuppreffing his power of utterance . At length he recovered himself , and vindicated his conduct in a long difcourfe , producing the most fatisfying proofs of ...
... remained for fome time filent ; the various paffions which agitated his mind fuppreffing his power of utterance . At length he recovered himself , and vindicated his conduct in a long difcourfe , producing the most fatisfying proofs of ...
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