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Page 66
... than suffer dishonour ; and all without expecting any reward such as may be hoped for here . At present neither will supplies be wanting in so fertile a soil , nor will an enemy cause serious danger ; nor are there other drawbacks ...
... than suffer dishonour ; and all without expecting any reward such as may be hoped for here . At present neither will supplies be wanting in so fertile a soil , nor will an enemy cause serious danger ; nor are there other drawbacks ...
Page 190
For this cause they seek for vengeance , and withdraw food supplies . In short , all is lost that was intended to be obtained from them . If it seems necessary , they can be made to understand the harm we can do them with our arquebuses ...
For this cause they seek for vengeance , and withdraw food supplies . In short , all is lost that was intended to be obtained from them . If it seems necessary , they can be made to understand the harm we can do them with our arquebuses ...
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But the Capitana , in which he was , could not , and was driven out ; for which cause , and for many others which obliged him , he arrived at the Port of Acupulco , whence he came to Spain to give me an account of the success of the ...
But the Capitana , in which he was , could not , and was driven out ; for which cause , and for many others which obliged him , he arrived at the Port of Acupulco , whence he came to Spain to give me an account of the success of the ...
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Contents
DEDICATION | ix |
True Account of the Events of the Voyage that | 321 |
Narrative of the Voyage of Pedro Fernandez de Quiros | 323 |
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Adelantado Admiral Almiranta anchored appeared arms arrived asked beach began better boat brought called Camp canoes Capitana Captain carried cause Chief Pilot coast coming continued course cross Cruz desire discovered discovery distance Father fired four fruits gave give given hands Holy houses inhabited island Juan killed kinds King land latitude launch leagues leave look Lord Majesty Master Memorial morning natives necessary never night ordered owing passed peace Pedro Fernandez persons Peru plantains port presently Quiros reached reason received remained rest returned river rocks round royal sail Santa seek seemed seen sent served ship shore showed side sight signs soldiers southern Spain taken things told took the sun Torres trees 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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