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... cats rather 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 ...
... cats rather 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 ...
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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 noi , 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
voyage , in ...
But the Capitana , in which he was , could noi , 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
voyage , in ...
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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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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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