The History of America, Band 3F. A. Schraembl, 1787 |
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... Almagro , and Luque . But there were three perfons fettled in Pa- nama , on whom the circumftances which de- terred others made fo little impreffion , that , at the very moment when all confidered Balboa's expectations of difcovering a ...
... Almagro , and Luque . But there were three perfons fettled in Pa- nama , on whom the circumftances which de- terred others made fo little impreffion , that , at the very moment when all confidered Balboa's expectations of difcovering a ...
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... Almagro had as little to boast of his defcent as Pizarro . The one was a baftard , the other a foundling . Bred , like his companion , in the camp , he yielded not to him in any of the foldierly qualities of intrepid valour , indefa ...
... Almagro had as little to boast of his defcent as Pizarro . The one was a baftard , the other a foundling . Bred , like his companion , in the camp , he yielded not to him in any of the foldierly qualities of intrepid valour , indefa ...
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... Almagro offered to conduct the fupplies of provifions and reinforcements of troops , of which Pizarro might ftand in need . Luque was to remain at Panama to negociate with the go- vernor , and fuperintend whatever was carrying on for ...
... Almagro offered to conduct the fupplies of provifions and reinforcements of troops , of which Pizarro might ftand in need . Luque was to remain at Panama to negociate with the go- vernor , and fuperintend whatever was carrying on for ...
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... Almagro having failed from that port with feventy men , ftood directly towards that part of the continent where he hoped to meet with his affociate . Not finding him there , he landed his foldiers , who , in fearching for their ...
... Almagro having failed from that port with feventy men , ftood directly towards that part of the continent where he hoped to meet with his affociate . Not finding him there , he landed his foldiers , who , in fearching for their ...
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... Almagro durft not venture to invade a country fo populous with a handful of men enfeebled by fatigue and difeafes . They retired to the fmall ifland of Gallo , where Pizarro remained with part of the troops , and his affociate re ...
... Almagro durft not venture to invade a country fo populous with a handful of men enfeebled by fatigue and difeafes . They retired to the fmall ifland of Gallo , where Pizarro remained with part of the troops , and his affociate re ...
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