 | GEORGE BANCROFT - 1874 - 518 strani
...and ignorant of the way, without so much as a single bit of iron, they planned their escape, Cabeza has left an artless account of his recollections of...incidents out of their place, so that his narrative is coni used* He pointed lus course far inland, partly because the nations away from the sea were more... | |
 | George Bancroft - 1883 - 660 strani
...and ignorant of the way, without so much as a single bit of iron, they planned their escape. Cabeza has left an artless account of his recollections of...of their place, so that his narrative is confused. He pointed his course far inland, partly because the nations away from the sea were more numerous and... | |
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has left an artless account of his recollections of the journey; but his memory sometimes called up incidents out of their place, so that his narrative is confused." — BANCROFT: History of the United States, revised edition, vol. i. p. 31. —ED.] 8... 