Historical Tales: The Romance of RealityJ. B. Lippincott Company, 1904 - 346 páginas |
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... deepest delight , and for those musical toys they were ready to barter everything they possessed . In Hispaniola gold seemed more plentiful than the Spaniards had yet seen , but they were still THE ISLES OF BEAUTY BEYOND THE SEAS . 15.
... deepest delight , and for those musical toys they were ready to barter everything they possessed . In Hispaniola gold seemed more plentiful than the Spaniards had yet seen , but they were still THE ISLES OF BEAUTY BEYOND THE SEAS . 15.
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... ready to commit . The leader of these warriors was a bold cacique named Caonabo , chief of a warlike mountain tribe . It is with this chieftain that we are at present concerned , as he was the hero , or victim rather , of the first ...
... ready to commit . The leader of these warriors was a bold cacique named Caonabo , chief of a warlike mountain tribe . It is with this chieftain that we are at present concerned , as he was the hero , or victim rather , of the first ...
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... ready for deeds of peril and daring in that wonderful unknown land . Some of them were men of wealth , who were eager to add to their riches , but the most of them had little beyond their love of adventure and their thirst for gold to ...
... ready for deeds of peril and daring in that wonderful unknown land . Some of them were men of wealth , who were eager to add to their riches , but the most of them had little beyond their love of adventure and their thirst for gold to ...
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... ready wit which made him a favorite with all he met . After the island had been conquered , Velasquez was made its governor , Cortez still being his close friend . But for some reason this friendship did not last , and when at length a ...
... ready wit which made him a favorite with all he met . After the island had been conquered , Velasquez was made its governor , Cortez still being his close friend . But for some reason this friendship did not last , and when at length a ...
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... ready and stocked with provisions and military stores . He Yet at the last moment it seemed as if all the labor and cost of Cortez would go for naught . Velasquez grew suspicious of him , and decided to rob him of his command and trust ...
... ready and stocked with provisions and military stores . He Yet at the last moment it seemed as if all the labor and cost of Cortez would go for naught . Velasquez grew suspicious of him , and decided to rob him of his command and trust ...
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