...agreed in what it Signified, he difcovered that Pizarro could not read. And Pizarro, in revenge of the contempt he perceived in the face of Atabalipa, ordered' that prince to be tried for Jiis life, for having concubines, and being an idolater. Atabalipa was condemned to be burned ; but...

...agreed in what it fignified, he difeovered that Pizarro could not read. And Pizarro, in the revenge of the contempt he perceived in the face of Atabalipa,...an idolater. Atabalipa was condemned to be burned j but on fubmitting to baptifm, he was only hanged. Thefe Guinea blacks, the firft ever feen in Portugal,...

...agreed in what it fignified, he difcovered that Pizarro could not read. And Pizarro, in the revenge of the contempt he perceived in the face of Atabalipa, ordered that Prince to be tried for his life, fdr having concubines, and being an idolator. Atabalipa was condemned to be burned ; but on fubmitting...

...Pizarro alone could not read. Pizarro, in revenge for the contempt he perceived in the face of Atahalipa, ordered that prince to be tried for his life, for...but on submitting to baptism, he was only hanged, DUTCH TRADE WITH JAPAN. Perhaps there is not such an instance in the annals of commerce, of the disgraceful...

...whether the Spaniards agreed in what it signified, he discovered that Pizarro alone could not read. Pizarro, in revenge for the contempt he perceived...for his life, for having concubines, and being an idolator. Atabalipa was condemned to be burued ; but on submitting to baptism, he ttas only hanged....

...in what it signified, he discovered that Pizarro alone could not read. Pizarro, in revenge for ihe contempt he perceived in the face of Atabalipa, ordered...condemned to be burned ; but on submitting to baptism, he toa« only hanged, PATRIOTIC INTEGRITY. During the American revolution, while Gen-eral Reed was President...

...whether the Spaniards agreed in what it siguified, he discovered that Pizarro alone could not read. Pizarro, in revenge for the contempt he perceived...ordered that prince to be tried for his life, for having concuhines, and being an idolater. Atabalipa was condemned to be burned ; but on submitting to baptism,...

...whether the Spaniards agreed in what it siguified, he discovered that Pizarro alone coald not read. Pizarro, in revenge for the contempt he perceived...ordered that prince to be tried for his life, for having concuhines, and being an idolater. Atabalipa was condemued to be burned ; bnt on submitting to baptism,...

...whether the Spaniards agreed in what it signified, he discovered that Pizarro alone could not read. Pizarro, in revenge for the contempt he perceived...burned ; but on submitting to baptism, he was only hanged."I CHAPTER THE THIRTY,EIGHTH. 1. those days, evidently the time of the Assyrian invasion. Sick...

...agreed in what it signified, he discovered that Pizarro could not read. And Pizarro, in revenge of the contempt he perceived in the face of Atabalipa,...but on submitting to baptism, he was only hanged. See Prescott's Conquest of Peru. e Portuguese considered themselves in a state of continual hostility...