Works, Volume 80Kraus Reprint, 1967 - Geography |
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... reason for this belief was because these caravels within a short space of time appeared at many places , where attacks were delivered , especially at night , by their crews . Thus one such assault might be se- parated from the next by a ...
... reason for this belief was because these caravels within a short space of time appeared at many places , where attacks were delivered , especially at night , by their crews . Thus one such assault might be se- parated from the next by a ...
Page 118
... reason for his coming , the knowledge that the King , his Lord , had of Caramança's desire to serve him well , as he had striven to show by the rapid lading of his ships when they arrived in that part ; and because these things ...
... reason for his coming , the knowledge that the King , his Lord , had of Caramança's desire to serve him well , as he had striven to show by the rapid lading of his ships when they arrived in that part ; and because these things ...
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... reason this Province is sometimes known by the same name and in the Kingdom of Timbuktu it is called Iça2 . Though it runs through a great extent of country , coming from the eastern springs of the lakes which are called by Ptolemy ...
... reason this Province is sometimes known by the same name and in the Kingdom of Timbuktu it is called Iça2 . Though it runs through a great extent of country , coming from the eastern springs of the lakes which are called by Ptolemy ...
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Africa Alvise appears Arabs Arguim Azanaghi Azurara baptism Barbary Barros Bemoy Benincasa Beny Blacks brought Budomel Cabo Cadamosto called Çanagá Canary canoes Cantor Cape Blanco Cape Verde Islands Capo captain Caramança caravels carried Cauo century CHAPTER chart chief Christians Chronicle coast Cortesão desert Diogo de Azambuja Diogo Gomes discovered discovery Duarte Pacheco elephant faith Fernão Gomes fortress galleys Gambia gave Genoese gold Gonçalo Gonçalo Coelho Guiné Guinea Hakluyt honour horses Ilha inhabitants interior Isola King Afonso King João Kingdom of Senega Kukia land leagues Leo Africanus Lisbon Lord Infante Madeira Mansa Marciana Melli merchants miles Moors Mosto mouth narrative navigation negroes Niger Noli Nuno Tristão Portugal Portuguese Prince Henry probably reached river sailed salt Senegal sent ships Sierra Leone sight slaves Taghaza Tekrur things thither Timbuktu trade traffic trees Tristão voyage wished