History of the American PeopleGinn, 1927 - 715 páginas |
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... thousands from the ravages of the beasts and the diseases against which they were power- less to protect themselves . Nowhere had they risen above the stage of barbarism . It was for the European settlers to intro- duce civilization ...
... thousands from the ravages of the beasts and the diseases against which they were power- less to protect themselves . Nowhere had they risen above the stage of barbarism . It was for the European settlers to intro- duce civilization ...
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... thousands of little baronial or ecclesiastical estates , without cultural or commercial contact beyond the borders of their immediate neighbors . Thirteen recorded plagues swept over the filthy , unsanitary hovels and halls of Europe in ...
... thousands of little baronial or ecclesiastical estates , without cultural or commercial contact beyond the borders of their immediate neighbors . Thirteen recorded plagues swept over the filthy , unsanitary hovels and halls of Europe in ...
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... thousand years . Polo as a boy of seventeen accompanied his uncle on trading trips to Pekin , the capital of the great Kublai Khan of the Mongols , and , pleasing the Khan , was retained by him as a councilor and diplomat for twenty ...
... thousand years . Polo as a boy of seventeen accompanied his uncle on trading trips to Pekin , the capital of the great Kublai Khan of the Mongols , and , pleasing the Khan , was retained by him as a councilor and diplomat for twenty ...
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... thousand miles to the coast of Africa . Vespucci was a good advertiser . He wrote letters about the " new world " ( novus mundus ) which he had discovered , declaring that he had found a continent in the south " more populous and full ...
... thousand miles to the coast of Africa . Vespucci was a good advertiser . He wrote letters about the " new world " ( novus mundus ) which he had discovered , declaring that he had found a continent in the south " more populous and full ...
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... thousand miles land ap- peared to the eyes of the famished sailors , only to prove a barren , rocky island . At last the inhabited lands of the eastern coast of Asia were reached . Magellan himself was killed in a fight with the natives ...
... thousand miles land ap- peared to the eyes of the famished sailors , only to prove a barren , rocky island . At last the inhabited lands of the eastern coast of Asia were reached . Magellan himself was killed in a fight with the natives ...
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