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; J. Ridgeway, 1795 - 485 Seiten |
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... England have there found an afylum , where their lives , property and liberty are secure ; where they may almost fay , the wicked cease from troubling , and the weary are at rest . Nor can any doubt be entertained , but in a fhort ...
... England have there found an afylum , where their lives , property and liberty are secure ; where they may almost fay , the wicked cease from troubling , and the weary are at rest . Nor can any doubt be entertained , but in a fhort ...
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... England his brother Bartholomew , to whom he had fully communicated his ideas , in order that he might negociate , at the fame time , with Henry VII . who was reputed one of the most fagacious as well as opu- lent princes in Europe . It ...
... England his brother Bartholomew , to whom he had fully communicated his ideas , in order that he might negociate , at the fame time , with Henry VII . who was reputed one of the most fagacious as well as opu- lent princes in Europe . It ...
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... England . In his voyage to that country , Bartholomew had been fo un- fortunate as to fall into the hands of pirates , who having stripped him of every thing , detained him a prifoner for feveral years . At length , hẹ made his escape ...
... England . In his voyage to that country , Bartholomew had been fo un- fortunate as to fall into the hands of pirates , who having stripped him of every thing , detained him a prifoner for feveral years . At length , hẹ made his escape ...
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... England , as his last resource . About that time Granada furrendered , and Ferdinand and Isabella , in triumphal pomp , took poffeffion of a city , the reduction of which extirpated a foreign power from the heart of their dominions ...
... England , as his last resource . About that time Granada furrendered , and Ferdinand and Isabella , in triumphal pomp , took poffeffion of a city , the reduction of which extirpated a foreign power from the heart of their dominions ...
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... England , had set out for Spain by the way of France . At Paris he received an account of the extraordinary discoveries which his brother had made in his first voyage , and that he was then preparing to em- bark on a fecond expedition ...
... England , had set out for Spain by the way of France . At Paris he received an account of the extraordinary discoveries which his brother had made in his first voyage , and that he was then preparing to em- bark on a fecond expedition ...
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