Historical Tales: The Romance of RealityJ. B. Lippincott Company, 1904 - 346 páginas |
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... news of the greatest maritime discovery the world had ever known . Thus ended in success and triumph the first voyage of Columbus to the " New World . " ALONSO DE OJEDA AND THE CARIB CACIQUE . Or the 16 HISTORICAL TALES .
... news of the greatest maritime discovery the world had ever known . Thus ended in success and triumph the first voyage of Columbus to the " New World . " ALONSO DE OJEDA AND THE CARIB CACIQUE . Or the 16 HISTORICAL TALES .
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... scale , was to display a genius and achieve a success worthy of Cæsar or Alexander or any of the famous sol- diers of the world . But , from another point of view , Velasquez had THE EARLY DAYS OF A FAMOUS CAVALIER . 29.
... scale , was to display a genius and achieve a success worthy of Cæsar or Alexander or any of the famous sol- diers of the world . But , from another point of view , Velasquez had THE EARLY DAYS OF A FAMOUS CAVALIER . 29.
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... had one of the world's great commanders at its head , or the enterprise would have ended in failure instead of leading , as it did , to a wonderful success . BALBOA AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE PACIFIC Ir was a 32 HISTORICAL TALES .
... had one of the world's great commanders at its head , or the enterprise would have ended in failure instead of leading , as it did , to a wonderful success . BALBOA AND THE DISCOVERY OF THE PACIFIC Ir was a 32 HISTORICAL TALES .
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... which Columbus sought for without success , the waters which border the East Indies , and the great and rich nation on its shores must be one of the famous countries of Asia . At once the desire arose in 36 HISTORICAL TALES .
... which Columbus sought for without success , the waters which border the East Indies , and the great and rich nation on its shores must be one of the famous countries of Asia . At once the desire arose in 36 HISTORICAL TALES .
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... successes had caused much alarm in the surrounding states , where his tyranny was contrasted with the mild rule of the former monarchs of Tezcuco . The friends of the young prince took advantage of this feeling , and succeeded in ...
... successes had caused much alarm in the surrounding states , where his tyranny was contrasted with the mild rule of the former monarchs of Tezcuco . The friends of the young prince took advantage of this feeling , and succeeded in ...
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