The Annals of Jamaica, Volum 1J. Murray, 1828 |
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... America ? If it be objected that these islands were not inhabited until the fifteenth century , it may be answered that those who first discovered them , in all probability would pass on , encouraged by their success , to the continent ...
... America ? If it be objected that these islands were not inhabited until the fifteenth century , it may be answered that those who first discovered them , in all probability would pass on , encouraged by their success , to the continent ...
Pàgina 117
... America . Henry VII . has been condemned for the delay which lost us the credit of it ; but he may be excused , for at that moment his hands were full . The attempt of Perkin Warbeck - the expedition to Scotland - his breach with France ...
... America . Henry VII . has been condemned for the delay which lost us the credit of it ; but he may be excused , for at that moment his hands were full . The attempt of Perkin Warbeck - the expedition to Scotland - his breach with France ...
Pàgina 117
... America . Henry VII . has been condemned for the delay which lost us the credit of it ; but he may be excused , for at that moment his hands were full . The attempt of Perkin Warbeck - the expedition to Scotland - his breach with France ...
... America . Henry VII . has been condemned for the delay which lost us the credit of it ; but he may be excused , for at that moment his hands were full . The attempt of Perkin Warbeck - the expedition to Scotland - his breach with France ...
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Appointment of Governor but goes to CataloniaBeckford | 7 |
Monk the AttorneyGeneral expelled the AssemblyIrre | 7 |
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