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How the Adelantado departed from this island , and how the murmuring began
among the soldiers by reason of faults and of not finding the land . WHILE the
Adelantado was at this island he ordered the galeot to be repaired , for one day ...
How the Adelantado departed from this island , and how the murmuring began
among the soldiers by reason of faults and of not finding the land . WHILE the
Adelantado was at this island he ordered the galeot to be repaired , for one day ...
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How the trouble among the soldiers began with a paper and signatures ; what the
Adelantado said on the subject to certain soldiers ; of some complaints that were
made , and some disgraceful things that occurred . As has been said , the ...
How the trouble among the soldiers began with a paper and signatures ; what the
Adelantado said on the subject to certain soldiers ; of some complaints that were
made , and some disgraceful things that occurred . As has been said , the ...
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But our people saw how great was the insolence of the natives , and began to fire
with ball ; and when they saw some of their number fall , they began to gather
together , and we saw them get some of the wounded into the canoes , and took ...
But our people saw how great was the insolence of the natives , and began to fire
with ball ; and when they saw some of their number fall , they began to gather
together , and we saw them get some of the wounded into the canoes , and took ...
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Contents
DEDICATION | ix |
NOTE ON THE CARTOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTHERN | xxxvii |
Narrative of the Second Voyage of the Adelantado | 1 |
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Adelantado Admiral Almiranta anchored answered appeared arms arrived asked beach began better boat brought called Camp Master canoes Capitana Captain carried cause Chief Pilot coast coming continued course cross death desire discovered discovery distance Fernandez fired four fruit further gave give given hands Holy houses inhabited island Juan killed kinds King land latitude launch leagues leave look Lord Majesty natives navigation necessary night ordered owing passed peace Pedro persons Peru plantains port presently Quiros reached reason received remained replied rest river rocks round royal sail Santa seek seemed seen sent served ship shore showed side sight signs soldiers Spain taken things told took took the sun Torres trees turned village voyage wind wish wood
Bibliographic information
| Title | Works, Volumes 14-15 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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