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13. oldal
Almagro was left at Panama , as formerly , to follow him with what reinforcement
of men he should be able to mufter . As the season for embarking was properly
chosen , and the course of navigation between Panama and Peru was now better
...
Almagro was left at Panama , as formerly , to follow him with what reinforcement
of men he should be able to mufter . As the season for embarking was properly
chosen , and the course of navigation between Panama and Peru was now better
...
54. oldal
... of his colony , his aspiring mind looked forward to its future grandeur . He
considered himself as laying the foundation of a great empire , and deliberated
long , and with much folicitude , in what place he should fix the seat of
government .
... of his colony , his aspiring mind looked forward to its future grandeur . He
considered himself as laying the foundation of a great empire , and deliberated
long , and with much folicitude , in what place he should fix the seat of
government .
69. oldal
He proposed , that every point in controversy between Almagro and himself
should be submitted to the decision of their sovereign ; that until his award was
known , each should retain undisturbed possession of whatever part of the
country he ...
He proposed , that every point in controversy between Almagro and himself
should be submitted to the decision of their sovereign ; that until his award was
known , each should retain undisturbed possession of whatever part of the
country he ...
77. oldal
It was obvious , that while the leaders , entrusted with the conduct of two infant
colonies , employed the'arms which should have been turned againft the
common enemy , in destroying one another , all attention to the publick good
must cease ...
It was obvious , that while the leaders , entrusted with the conduct of two infant
colonies , employed the'arms which should have been turned againft the
common enemy , in destroying one another , all attention to the publick good
must cease ...
103. oldal
The territories which their leaders had appropriated to themselves were of such
enormous extent , h ) that if the country should ever be improved in proportion to
the fertility of the soil , they must grow too wealthy and too powerful for subjects .
The territories which their leaders had appropriated to themselves were of such
enormous extent , h ) that if the country should ever be improved in proportion to
the fertility of the soil , they must grow too wealthy and too powerful for subjects .
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The History of America, 3. kötet The History of America, William Robertson |
| Szerző | William Robertson |
| Kiadó | F. A. Schraembl, 1787 |
| Eredeti forrása | a Michigani Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2005. júl. 1. |
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