An Historical, Geographical, Commercial and Philosophical View of the American United States, and of the European Settlements in America and the West-Indies, 1±ÇEditor, 1795 |
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... less astonishing to the age in which he lived , than beneficial to pofterity . Among the foreigners whom the fame of the difcoveries made by the Portuguese had allured into their fervice , was Chriftopher Colon or Columbus , a fubject ...
... less astonishing to the age in which he lived , than beneficial to pofterity . Among the foreigners whom the fame of the difcoveries made by the Portuguese had allured into their fervice , was Chriftopher Colon or Columbus , a fubject ...
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... less fuper- ftitious than unskilful , as a certain omen of the unfortunate destiny of the expedition . Even in the short run to the Canaries , the ships were found to be fo crazy and ill appointed , as to be very improper for a ...
... less fuper- ftitious than unskilful , as a certain omen of the unfortunate destiny of the expedition . Even in the short run to the Canaries , the ships were found to be fo crazy and ill appointed , as to be very improper for a ...
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... less than of admiration to the Indians , who having no tame animals themfelves , were unac quainted with that vaft acceffion of power , which man hath acquired by fubjecting them to his dominion . They fuppofed them to be rational ...
... less than of admiration to the Indians , who having no tame animals themfelves , were unac quainted with that vaft acceffion of power , which man hath acquired by fubjecting them to his dominion . They fuppofed them to be rational ...
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... less in their features and complexion , than in their manners and inftitutions . As they advanced from this , they obferved , to their inexpreffible joy , that the human form gradually altered and improved , the Afiatic features began I ...
... less in their features and complexion , than in their manners and inftitutions . As they advanced from this , they obferved , to their inexpreffible joy , that the human form gradually altered and improved , the Afiatic features began I ...
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... less clear , of the ma- levolence of his enemies , who , not fatisfied with having ruined his for- tune , laboured to deprive him of what alone was now left , his honour and his fame . Ferdinand received him with decent civility , and ...
... less clear , of the ma- levolence of his enemies , who , not fatisfied with having ruined his for- tune , laboured to deprive him of what alone was now left , his honour and his fame . Ferdinand received him with decent civility , and ...
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