 | William Robertson - 1780 - 586 strani
...as thofe tales were, they gave rife to an opinion, that a region abounding with gold, diftinguifhed by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Amazons,...were to be found in this part of the New World ; and fuch is the propenfity of mankind to believe what is wonderful that it has been flowly and with difficulty... | |
 | 1791 - 822 strani
...Extravagant as thofe tales were, they pave rife to an opinion, that a region abounding with gold,diftinguimed by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Amazons, were to be found in this part cf the New World j and fuch is the propenfity of mankind to believe líeve what is wonderful, that... | |
 | John Adams - 1795 - 676 strani
...rife to an opinion, that a region abounding with gold, diftinguifhed by the name of El Do rado, ana a community of Amazons, were to be found in this part of the new world; and fuch is the propenfity of mankind to believe what is wonderful, that it has been flowly and with difficulty,... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 434 strani
...as thofe tales were, they gave rife to an opinion, that a region abounding with gold, diftinguifhed by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Amazons,...were to be found in this part of the New World ; and fuch ia the propenfity of mankind to believe what is wonderful, that it has been (lowly, and with difficulty,... | |
 | William Robertson - 1803 - 456 strani
...a region abounding with gold, diftinguifhed by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Amazcois, were to be found in this part of the New World ; and fuch is the propenfity of mankind to believe what is wonderful, that it has been {lowly and with difficulty... | |
 | William Robertson - 1809 - 388 strani
...which he had visited. Extravagant as those tales were, they gave rise to an opi* Sec NOTE XXI1. nfon, that a region abounding with gold, distinguished by the name of El Doralo, and a community of Amazons were to be found in this part of the New World ; and such is the... | |
 | William Robertson - 1812 - 534 strani
...dominion over a eonsiderahle traet of the fertile plains whieh he had visited. Extravagant as those tales were, they gave rise to an opinion, that a region...gold, distinguished by the name of El Dorado, and a eommunity of Amazons, were to be found in this part of the New World ; and sueh is the propensity of... | |
 | William Robertson - 1812 - 528 strani
...of El Dorado, and a eommunity of Amazons, were to be found in this part of the New World ; and sueh is the propensity of mankind to believe what is wonderful, that it has been slowly and with diffieulty that reason and observation have exploded those fables. The voyage, however, even when stripped... | |
 | Edward Polehampton - 1815 - 472 strani
...dominion over a considerable tract of the fertile plains which be had visited. Extravagant as those tales were, they gave rise to an opinion that a region abounding with gold, distinguished by the name of £1 Dorado, and a community of Amazons, were to be found in this part of the New World ; and such is... | |
 | William Robertson - 1820 - 452 strani
...dominion over a considerable tract of the fertile plains which he had visited. Extravagant as those tales were, they gave rise to an opinion, that a region...distinguished by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Ama- , zons, were to be found in this part of the New * World ; and such is the propensity of mankind... | |
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... visited. Extravagant as those tales were, they gave rise to an opinion, that a region abounding with gold, distinguished by the name of El Dorado, and a community of Amazons, were to be found in this part of the New World ; and such is the propensity... 
