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Bemoin, who wanted neither bravery nor prudence, knew that his station was
invidious and dangerous, and therefore made an alliance with the Portuguese,
and retained them in his defence by liberality and kindness. At last the king was
killed ...
Bemoin, who wanted neither bravery nor prudence, knew that his station was
invidious and dangerous, and therefore made an alliance with the Portuguese,
and retained them in his defence by liberality and kindness. At last the king was
killed ...
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trivance of his brothers, and Bemoin was to lose his power, or maintain it by war.
He had recourse in this exigence to his great ally the king of Portugal, who
promised to support him, on condition that he should become a christian, and
sent an ...
trivance of his brothers, and Bemoin was to lose his power, or maintain it by war.
He had recourse in this exigence to his great ally the king of Portugal, who
promised to support him, on condition that he should become a christian, and
sent an ...
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All the lords and ladies of the court were assembled, and Bemoin was conducted
with a splendid attendance into the hall of audience, where the king rose from his
throne to welcome him. Bemoin then made a speech with great ease and ...
All the lords and ladies of the court were assembled, and Bemoin was conducted
with a splendid attendance into the hall of audience, where the king rose from his
throne to welcome him. Bemoin then made a speech with great ease and ...
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The king's concern for the restoration of Bemoin was not the mere effect of
kindness, he hoped by his help to facilitate greater designs. He now began to
form hopes of finding a way to the East Indies, and of enriching his country by that
gainful ...
The king's concern for the restoration of Bemoin was not the mere effect of
kindness, he hoped by his help to facilitate greater designs. He now began to
form hopes of finding a way to the East Indies, and of enriching his country by that
gainful ...
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... his feet to the ambassador, who kissed it with great reverence, and who at his
departure had a cross of latten hung on his neck, which ennobled him
thenceforward, and exempted him from all servile offices. Bemoin had likewise
told the king ...
... his feet to the ambassador, who kissed it with great reverence, and who at his
departure had a cross of latten hung on his neck, which ennobled him
thenceforward, and exempted him from all servile offices. Bemoin had likewise
told the king ...
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