The History of America, 3. kötetF. A. Schraembl, 1787 |
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vi. oldal
... those fierce and hoftile . Famine , fatigue , frequent rencounters with the natives , and above all , the diftempers of a moift , fultry climate , com-- bined in wafting his flender band of followers . The undaunted refolution of their ...
... those fierce and hoftile . Famine , fatigue , frequent rencounters with the natives , and above all , the diftempers of a moift , fultry climate , com-- bined in wafting his flender band of followers . The undaunted refolution of their ...
2. oldal
... those favourable ap- pearances , magnified beyond the truth , both by the vanity of the perfons who brought the re- port from Tacamez , and by the fond imagina- tion of those who liftened to them , Pizarro and Almagro durft not venture ...
... those favourable ap- pearances , magnified beyond the truth , both by the vanity of the perfons who brought the re- port from Tacamez , and by the fond imagina- tion of those who liftened to them , Pizarro and Almagro durft not venture ...
3. oldal
... those measures , which they could not prevent , and durft not oppofe , found means . of communicating their fentiments privately to Pizarro , and exhorted him not to relinquifh an enterprise that was the foundation of all their hopes ...
... those measures , which they could not prevent , and durft not oppofe , found means . of communicating their fentiments privately to Pizarro , and exhorted him not to relinquifh an enterprise that was the foundation of all their hopes ...
14. oldal
... those which they had endured in their former expedition . What they now experienced correfpónded fo ill with the alluring defcription of the country given by Pizarro , that many began to reproach . him , and every foldier must have ...
... those which they had endured in their former expedition . What they now experienced correfpónded fo ill with the alluring defcription of the country given by Pizarro , that many began to reproach . him , and every foldier must have ...
20. oldal
... those fentiments of his fubjects , Huafcar required his brother to renounce the go- vernment of Quito , and to acknowledge him as his lawful fuperior . But it had been the first care of Atahualpa to gain a large body of troops which had ...
... those fentiments of his fubjects , Huafcar required his brother to renounce the go- vernment of Quito , and to acknowledge him as his lawful fuperior . But it had been the first care of Atahualpa to gain a large body of troops which had ...
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