Illustrated School History of the United States and the Adjacent Parts of America: From the Earliest Discoveries to the Present Time ...D. Appleton & Company, 1869 - 516 страница |
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... reached , in an age when ships were small and frail , when the mariner's compass was unknown and the sailor durst not trust himself out of sight of land . This led men to suppose that the inhabitants of America did not de- scend from ...
... reached , in an age when ships were small and frail , when the mariner's compass was unknown and the sailor durst not trust himself out of sight of land . This led men to suppose that the inhabitants of America did not de- scend from ...
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... reached the new world by way of the Atlantic . As early as the days of Solomon , the Phoenician seamen made voyages to O'phir . At a later date , Hanno , the Carthaginian , is said to have sailed thirty days southwest from the Strait of ...
... reached the new world by way of the Atlantic . As early as the days of Solomon , the Phoenician seamen made voyages to O'phir . At a later date , Hanno , the Carthaginian , is said to have sailed thirty days southwest from the Strait of ...
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... general belief of the Indians respecting their origin ? How do different accounts represent them as having reached the surface of the earth ? What tradition do some tribes retain ? The blance in dress and manners to the people of.
... general belief of the Indians respecting their origin ? How do different accounts represent them as having reached the surface of the earth ? What tradition do some tribes retain ? The blance in dress and manners to the people of.
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... reached the happy hunting - grounds , which were stocked with the choicest game and abounded in all that could ... reaching policy . Another prominent trait of the Red Men was sleepless caution . Whether among friends or foes , they ...
... reached the happy hunting - grounds , which were stocked with the choicest game and abounded in all that could ... reaching policy . Another prominent trait of the Red Men was sleepless caution . Whether among friends or foes , they ...
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... reached ; and so unimportant was the discovery considered that it was soon forgotten . 61. In the fifteenth century , nothing was known in Europe of a continent beyond the ocean . The mariner's compass , invented in 1302 , had enabled ...
... reached ; and so unimportant was the discovery considered that it was soon forgotten . 61. In the fifteenth century , nothing was known in Europe of a continent beyond the ocean . The mariner's compass , invented in 1302 , had enabled ...
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