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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... thing has been changed in confequence of its commerce and connection with the Ameri- can continent ; but the changes which took place prior to the . late revolution , ( which established the liberties of the United States , and ...
... thing has been changed in confequence of its commerce and connection with the Ameri- can continent ; but the changes which took place prior to the . late revolution , ( which established the liberties of the United States , and ...
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... thing , detained him a prifoner for feveral years . At length , hẹ made his escape , and arrived in London , but in fuch extreme indigence , that he was obliged to employ himself , during a confiderable time , in drawing and felling ...
... thing , detained him a prifoner for feveral years . At length , hẹ made his escape , and arrived in London , but in fuch extreme indigence , that he was obliged to employ himself , during a confiderable time , in drawing and felling ...
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... adjusted ; and Columbus waited on the king and queen , in order to receive their final inftructions . Every thing refpecting the deftination and and conduct of the voyage , they committed implicitly to 16 DISCOVERY OF AMERICA .
... adjusted ; and Columbus waited on the king and queen , in order to receive their final inftructions . Every thing refpecting the deftination and and conduct of the voyage , they committed implicitly to 16 DISCOVERY OF AMERICA .
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... thing was foon in readiness for the voyage . But as Columbus was deeply impreffed with fentiments of re- ligion , he would not fet out upon an expedition so arduous , and of which one great object was to extend the knowledge of the ...
... thing was foon in readiness for the voyage . But as Columbus was deeply impreffed with fentiments of re- ligion , he would not fet out upon an expedition so arduous , and of which one great object was to extend the knowledge of the ...
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... thing by his fole authority ; he fuperintended the execution of every order ; and allowing himself only a few hours for fleep , he was at all other times upon deck . As his courfe lay through feas which had not formerly been vifited ...
... thing by his fole authority ; he fuperintended the execution of every order ; and allowing himself only a few hours for fleep , he was at all other times upon deck . As his courfe lay through feas which had not formerly been vifited ...
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