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And these two things they all hold to , from the smallest to the greatest . And so , for the love of God , you , Lords , who shall hear this book , imbue your hearts especially with those two things , and , as occasion arises , put them ...
And these two things they all hold to , from the smallest to the greatest . And so , for the love of God , you , Lords , who shall hear this book , imbue your hearts especially with those two things , and , as occasion arises , put them ...
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Besides , you will wonder at a thing I will tell you , though , if you examine it well , you will find it is so , namely , that of people of the same language there are none so numerous as the Catalans . If you speak of Castilians ...
Besides , you will wonder at a thing I will tell you , though , if you examine it well , you will find it is so , namely , that of people of the same language there are none so numerous as the Catalans . If you speak of Castilians ...
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such things done , it is not that they wish to do them , but that men tell them and make them believe things are ... but the wretches who thus delude them and give them to understand one thing for another , they have the burden of it ...
such things done , it is not that they wish to do them , but that men tell them and make them believe things are ... but the wretches who thus delude them and give them to understand one thing for another , they have the burden of it ...
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | xxxiii |
PROLOGUE | lxxviii |
In which are recounted the favours God bestowed on | 1 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Works, Volume 47 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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