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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... favour , with which Co- lumbus had been lately honoured , encouraged his friends to appear with greater confidence than formerly in fupport of his fcheme . The chief of thefe , Alonso de Quintanilla , comptroller of the finances in ...
... favour , with which Co- lumbus had been lately honoured , encouraged his friends to appear with greater confidence than formerly in fupport of his fcheme . The chief of thefe , Alonso de Quintanilla , comptroller of the finances in ...
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... the unexpected revolution in his favour , he returned directly to Santo Fe , though fome remainder of diffidence ftill mingled itfelf with his joy , But But the cordial reception which he met with from Ifabella DISCOVERY OF AMERICA . 15.
... the unexpected revolution in his favour , he returned directly to Santo Fe , though fome remainder of diffidence ftill mingled itfelf with his joy , But But the cordial reception which he met with from Ifabella DISCOVERY OF AMERICA . 15.
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... favours ; removed all their fears , and induced many of them to repair to the harbour . The ftrange objects which they beheld , and the baubles , which Columbus bestowed upon them , amply gratified their curiofity and their wishes ...
... favours ; removed all their fears , and induced many of them to repair to the harbour . The ftrange objects which they beheld , and the baubles , which Columbus bestowed upon them , amply gratified their curiofity and their wishes ...
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... favour . During his absence from the admiral , Pinzon had vifited several harbours in the island , had acquired fome gold by trafficking with the natives , but had made no difcovery of any import ance . From the condition of his fhips ...
... favour . During his absence from the admiral , Pinzon had vifited several harbours in the island , had acquired fome gold by trafficking with the natives , but had made no difcovery of any import ance . From the condition of his fhips ...
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... favour of his own family , he was extremely willing to gratify the Spanish monarchs . By an act of liberality which coft him nothing , and that served to establish the jurisdiction and pretenfions of the papal fee , he granted in full ...
... favour of his own family , he was extremely willing to gratify the Spanish monarchs . By an act of liberality which coft him nothing , and that served to establish the jurisdiction and pretenfions of the papal fee , he granted in full ...
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