Tracts and Other Papers Relating Principally to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress of the Colonies in North America: From the Discovery of the Country to the Year 1776, Volume 4Peter Force P. Force, 1846 - United States |
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... Inhabitants make it , is very well worth the obseruation . One of the chiefest of all the rest may be the notice of the South Sea , leading vs to lapan and China , which I finde here twice to be spoken of . Whereof long Chap . 31 ...
... Inhabitants make it , is very well worth the obseruation . One of the chiefest of all the rest may be the notice of the South Sea , leading vs to lapan and China , which I finde here twice to be spoken of . Whereof long Chap . 31 ...
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... Inhabitants of the mountaines and the plaines , and the riches of the Inland in comparison of the Seacoast , are iudicially set downe in the conclusion of this booke , whereunto for mine owne ease 1 re- ferre you . To come to the second ...
... Inhabitants of the mountaines and the plaines , and the riches of the Inland in comparison of the Seacoast , are iudicially set downe in the conclusion of this booke , whereunto for mine owne ease 1 re- ferre you . To come to the second ...
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... inhabitants which are in the Citie of S. Iago , and in the other townes of the Island : and of the qualitie of the soile , and fruites that it yeeldeth . T He Citie of S. Iago hath fourescore houses which are great and well contriued ...
... inhabitants which are in the Citie of S. Iago , and in the other townes of the Island : and of the qualitie of the soile , and fruites that it yeeldeth . T He Citie of S. Iago hath fourescore houses which are great and well contriued ...
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... inhabitants , trauelled by S. Espirito , which is 60. leagues from Puerto del- los principes . The food which they carried with them was Cacabe bread , which is that whereof I made mention before : and it is of such a qualitie , that if ...
... inhabitants , trauelled by S. Espirito , which is 60. leagues from Puerto del- los principes . The food which they carried with them was Cacabe bread , which is that whereof I made mention before : and it is of such a qualitie , that if ...
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... inhabitants round about , and by the industrie and valour of the Christian , he subdued and brought vnder his command all the people of that Island . A great while after , the Gouernour Diego Velasques went to con- quer it , and from ...
... inhabitants round about , and by the industrie and valour of the Christian , he subdued and brought vnder his command all the people of that Island . A great while after , the Gouernour Diego Velasques went to con- quer it , and from ...
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