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... means , so hazardous an enterprise . Once , it is said , the king of Portugal was so un- generous as to send out a vessel for discovery , furnished with the information obtained from Columbus , at the very time his ministers were ...
... means , so hazardous an enterprise . Once , it is said , the king of Portugal was so un- generous as to send out a vessel for discovery , furnished with the information obtained from Columbus , at the very time his ministers were ...
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... means , supplying this deficiency by the resources of their own energy and in- vention . This , from his earliest commencement , throughout the whole of his life , was one of the remarkable features in the history of Colum- bus . In ...
... means , supplying this deficiency by the resources of their own energy and in- vention . This , from his earliest commencement , throughout the whole of his life , was one of the remarkable features in the history of Colum- bus . In ...
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... means of preparing his armament . It was on the 3d of August , 1492 , that Columbus set sail on his first voyage of discovery , and it is difficult to find in romance a situation more novel or more full of deep and mysterious in- terest ...
... means of preparing his armament . It was on the 3d of August , 1492 , that Columbus set sail on his first voyage of discovery , and it is difficult to find in romance a situation more novel or more full of deep and mysterious in- terest ...
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... means , therefore , direct and indirect , were soon employed to reduce this exorbitant jurisdiction . It seems to have been understood in a short time , if not openly avowed , that the authority granted to Columbus , should only extend ...
... means , therefore , direct and indirect , were soon employed to reduce this exorbitant jurisdiction . It seems to have been understood in a short time , if not openly avowed , that the authority granted to Columbus , should only extend ...
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... means of the Arabians . It is true , the whole character of the Saracen poetry shows , that the Mahometans never studied or imitated the Greek poetry ; yet Theophilus of Edessa , a Maronite , translated Homer into Syriac , about the ...
... means of the Arabians . It is true , the whole character of the Saracen poetry shows , that the Mahometans never studied or imitated the Greek poetry ; yet Theophilus of Edessa , a Maronite , translated Homer into Syriac , about the ...
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