The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the Year ..., Volume 182Edw. Cave, 1736-[1868], 1847 |
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... march across the mountains to the interior of the country , till the Spaniards stood face to face with the Peruvian monarch . We must pass over his capture , his death , with the massacre attending it , and the subju- gation of the ...
... march across the mountains to the interior of the country , till the Spaniards stood face to face with the Peruvian monarch . We must pass over his capture , his death , with the massacre attending it , and the subju- gation of the ...
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... march . In one place , for example , they met with ten planks , or bars , of solid silver , each piece being twenty feet in length , one foot in breadth , and two or three inches thick ; they were intended to de- corate the dwelling of ...
... march . In one place , for example , they met with ten planks , or bars , of solid silver , each piece being twenty feet in length , one foot in breadth , and two or three inches thick ; they were intended to de- corate the dwelling of ...
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... march , such as would only be witnessed by those who penetrated into the deepest and most awful recesses of nature , -this picture , so striking and sublime in all its leading parts and its accessories , suits well the genius of the ...
... march , such as would only be witnessed by those who penetrated into the deepest and most awful recesses of nature , -this picture , so striking and sublime in all its leading parts and its accessories , suits well the genius of the ...
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... march through the dreary wilder- ness on the borders of the river . Every scrap of provision had long since failed - the last of the horses had been devoured ; to appease the cravings of hunger they eat the leather of their saddles and ...
... march through the dreary wilder- ness on the borders of the river . Every scrap of provision had long since failed - the last of the horses had been devoured ; to appease the cravings of hunger they eat the leather of their saddles and ...
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... march ; and now he found the reward of his noble conduct in the faith , the friendship , the devotion of his army . Another year of famine , of despair , and of incessant toil saw the wretched remains of this unhappy expedition once ...
... march ; and now he found the reward of his noble conduct in the faith , the friendship , the devotion of his army . Another year of famine , of despair , and of incessant toil saw the wretched remains of this unhappy expedition once ...
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