The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus, Volumen 3Murray, 1849 |
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accompanied according admiral adventurers Alonzo appears armed arrived authority bishop brought cacique called canoes carried CHAPTER coast colony Columbus command considered continued course Darien death decad Diego Columbus discovered discovery distance Don Diego enterprise expedition fact father favor followers forests formed fortune four friends gave give given gold governor Gulf hands Hispaniola Hist hundred Indians inhabitants island Italy Juan kind king land leagues leave length letter mentioned mountains natives nature never Nicuesa night ocean Ojeda ordered passed pearls Pedrarias person port possession present province provisions received remained river royal sailed savages says sent ships shore soon sovereigns Spain Spaniards Spanish spirit supposed taken tion took trees various Vasco Nuñez Vespucci vessels village voyage whole World