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... cape running out to the W.S.W. Tuesday , 30th of October.- He left the Rio de Mares and steered N.W. , seeing a cape covered with palm trees , to which he gave the name of Cabo de Palmas , † after having made good 15 leagues . The ...
... cape running out to the W.S.W. Tuesday , 30th of October.- He left the Rio de Mares and steered N.W. , seeing a cape covered with palm trees , to which he gave the name of Cabo de Palmas , † after having made good 15 leagues . The ...
Page 32
... cape , a fortress might be built , so that , in the event of the place becoming rich and important , the merchants would be safe from any other nations . He adds : " The Lord , in whose hands are all victories , will ordain all things ...
... cape , a fortress might be built , so that , in the event of the place becoming rich and important , the merchants would be safe from any other nations . He adds : " The Lord , in whose hands are all victories , will ordain all things ...
Page 37
... cape , to which he gave the name of Cabo de Cuba . Tuesday , 13th of November . This night the ships were on a bowline , as the sailors say , beating to windward without mak- ing any progress . At sunset they began to see an opening in ...
... cape , to which he gave the name of Cabo de Cuba . Tuesday , 13th of November . This night the ships were on a bowline , as the sailors say , beating to windward without mak- ing any progress . At sunset they began to see an opening in ...
Page 39
... cape , there was depth enough for the largest carrack in the world close in shore , and there was a corner where six ships might lie without anchors as in a room . It seemed to the Admiral that a fortress might be built here at small ...
... cape , there was depth enough for the largest carrack in the world close in shore , and there was a corner where six ships might lie without anchors as in a room . It seemed to the Admiral that a fortress might be built here at small ...
Page 42
... cape there stretched out another land or cape , also trend- ing east , which the Indians on board called Bohio . They said that it was very large , and that there were people in it who had one eye in their foreheads , and others who ...
... cape there stretched out another land or cape , also trend- ing east , which the Indians on board called Bohio . They said that it was very large , and that there were people in it who had one eye in their foreheads , and others who ...
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