History of North America, Količina 1Davies, and Company, 1820 - 4 strani |
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... nearly proved fatal to his ships and their crews . At a crisis when all was given up for lost , Columbus had presence of mind enough to retire into his cabin , and to write upon parchment a short ac- count of his voyage . This he ...
... nearly proved fatal to his ships and their crews . At a crisis when all was given up for lost , Columbus had presence of mind enough to retire into his cabin , and to write upon parchment a short ac- count of his voyage . This he ...
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... nearly west as the winds would permit , and reached the American continent on the 11th of May in nearly forty - three degrees of north latitude . Here some Indians in a shallop , with a mast and sails ( supposed to have been obtained ...
... nearly west as the winds would permit , and reached the American continent on the 11th of May in nearly forty - three degrees of north latitude . Here some Indians in a shallop , with a mast and sails ( supposed to have been obtained ...
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... nearly half their men , were driven from the falls of James - river and Nanse- mond , unto James - town . The stock of provisions was lavishly wasted , and a famine , the most dreadful with which they had ever been afflicted , raged ...
... nearly half their men , were driven from the falls of James - river and Nanse- mond , unto James - town . The stock of provisions was lavishly wasted , and a famine , the most dreadful with which they had ever been afflicted , raged ...
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... nearly destroyed the colony . In 1618 , Powhatan , the most powerful of the Indian kings in Vir- ginia , who , after the marriage of his daughter Pocahontas to Mr. Rolfe , had remained faithful to the English , departed this life , and ...
... nearly destroyed the colony . In 1618 , Powhatan , the most powerful of the Indian kings in Vir- ginia , who , after the marriage of his daughter Pocahontas to Mr. Rolfe , had remained faithful to the English , departed this life , and ...
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... nearly suffocated in the cra- dle the infant colonies of , Virginia and New England , • Against the grant to Lord Baltimore , the planters of Virginia presented a petition , which was heard before the privy council in July , 1633 , when ...
... nearly suffocated in the cra- dle the infant colonies of , Virginia and New England , • Against the grant to Lord Baltimore , the planters of Virginia presented a petition , which was heard before the privy council in July , 1633 , when ...
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