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A. P. Maudslay, Esq. E. Delmar Morgan, Esq. Captain Nathan, R.E. Admiral Sir E. Ommanney, C.B., F.R.S. E. A. Petherick, Esq. S. W. Silver, Esq. Coutts Trotter, Esq. Prof. E. B. Tylor, D.C.L. Captain W. J. L. Wharton, R.N. William Foster, Esq., Honorary Secretary.
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Page 6: THE LETTERS OF AMERIGO VESPUCCI AND
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Page 16: INTRODUCTION. The account of the al
Page 20: Amerigo Vespucci embraced a mercant
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Page 28: The Florentine, on his return from
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Page 36: Portuguese commander. The title, No
Page 40: emarkable things, and all is reduce
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Page 48: after severe fighting, were defeate
Page 52: The name of Parias requires fuller
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the shipman cardes, or cardes of th
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Bezeguiche, or Beseghir, 53 on the
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In addition to the two letters of V
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St. Mark, Friar Giorgio Antonio Ves
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league from the land, where we saw
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they make, or out of half calabashe
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himself, and eats and lives so as t
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damage, they swam to the land. Near
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many bows and arrows; while others
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We remained here thirty-seven days,
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THE FIRST VOYAGE ENDS.
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In sailing along the island to ente
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establish any intercourse with them
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walk away in the direction of the s
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this witness is the said Hojeda, wh
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which was for some time called the
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historians, but, finally, with leav
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quarter point to the south 110 unti
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We left this place, and commenced o
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sailors at such times. We ran for f
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thing it is to seek unknown lands,
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nostrils and lips, the nose and ear
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country abounds, though we have bro
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it does not take that form so that
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Fourth Voyage of Amerigo Vespucci.
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seeing that there was no arrival, I
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my affairs, and of the payments tha
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with our people with poisoned arrow
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maintain and cause to maintain the
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licence that you may select the mos
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which we order whatever public nota
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discovered by Americo. For as Ameri
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took the said Americo, and I do not
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Latin, because he was in Castille a
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signature, and not with that of the
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confesses that they arrived at Pari
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the Admiral wrote to the Sovereigns
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surprised that Don Hernando Colon,
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houses they had drawbridges, by whi
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Chapter CLXVII. They decided upon l
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ships, they being defective for so
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sent so many people to hell who had
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question, as follows: "that he knew
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with five or six men, came to where
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are accustomed to be very liberal.
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Xaragua with twenty armed men. He f
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make, and according to what a clerg
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EVIDENCE OF WITNESSES (IN THE LAWSU
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LAS CASAS ON THE VOYAGE OF PINZON A
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deposed many times, on different oc
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discovered by Juan Bermudez, ib. Be
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map, xi; evidence against Vespucci
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Herrera, on the voyage of Pinzon an
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of landfall on coast of Brazil, 36;
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Padron Real, chart so called, corre
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Serra Leone, xlii, 41, 53 Seville,
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spurious letters of, iii n., xii n.
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FOOTNOTES 1 (return) Amerigo Vespuc
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11 (return) "The sculptures of Poly
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24 (return) Ibid., 294-95, 302. 25
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Corregemo " Racconciamo. Difesono "
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"That is, the Prince of Chiauaccha,
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52 (return) The Viscount Santarem,
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"Non vogliate negar l' esperienza D
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74 (return) Zibaldone (Lat. Libellu
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Mirabolani. 91 (return) Alonso Niñ
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103 (return) Vespucci. 104 (return)
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This should be ten months, accordin
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Juan de la Cosa. 136 (return) Viane
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Vespucci. 146 (return) This is so.
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on shore over a bar to get tidings
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