History of North America, Količina 1Davies, and Company, 1820 - 4 strani |
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... extremely proba- ble , that the continent on the one side of the globe was balan- ced by a proportional quantity of land in the other hemisphere . These conclusions concerning the existence of another continent , drawn from the figure ...
... extremely proba- ble , that the continent on the one side of the globe was balan- ced by a proportional quantity of land in the other hemisphere . These conclusions concerning the existence of another continent , drawn from the figure ...
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... extremely well satisfied with the fate of Pizarro , did not concur with this declaration . They waited the orders of the Emperor Charles V. , then king of Spain , who sent over Va- ca di Castro to be their governor . This man , by his ...
... extremely well satisfied with the fate of Pizarro , did not concur with this declaration . They waited the orders of the Emperor Charles V. , then king of Spain , who sent over Va- ca di Castro to be their governor . This man , by his ...
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... extremely feeble . The first expedition of the southern colony consisted of one vessel of a hundred tons , and two barks , with a hundred and five men destined to remain in the country . The command of this small embarkation was given ...
... extremely feeble . The first expedition of the southern colony consisted of one vessel of a hundred tons , and two barks , with a hundred and five men destined to remain in the country . The command of this small embarkation was given ...
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... extremely unpleasant to the taste , and disagreeable in its effects ; surmounted all opposition , and has , by an unac- countable caprice , been brought into general use , and become one of the most considerable staples of America . In ...
... extremely unpleasant to the taste , and disagreeable in its effects ; surmounted all opposition , and has , by an unac- countable caprice , been brought into general use , and become one of the most considerable staples of America . In ...
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... extremely inconvenient , if not impracticable , longer to preserve a princi- ple which their charter enjoined . In the succeeding year , 1634 , therefore , as it were by common consent , the people elected delegates , who met the ...
... extremely inconvenient , if not impracticable , longer to preserve a princi- ple which their charter enjoined . In the succeeding year , 1634 , therefore , as it were by common consent , the people elected delegates , who met the ...
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