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Although disappointed in this first attempt , Columbus was not discouraged .
Through his brother Bartholomew , he applied to Henry VII . of Eng . land ; but the
cautious prudence of that monarch deprived him of the honor of patronising a
man ...
Although disappointed in this first attempt , Columbus was not discouraged .
Through his brother Bartholomew , he applied to Henry VII . of Eng . land ; but the
cautious prudence of that monarch deprived him of the honor of patronising a
man ...
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The rescue they determined to attempt on horseback ; and they put no balls into
their pistols , and took no other weapons , thinking it would be unjustifiable to
commit a murder even to effect their purpose . 7. Having ascertained that a
carriage ...
The rescue they determined to attempt on horseback ; and they put no balls into
their pistols , and took no other weapons , thinking it would be unjustifiable to
commit a murder even to effect their purpose . 7. Having ascertained that a
carriage ...
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The British officers were now making an effort to rally their men ; and in this
attempt , their commander , a gallant officer , general Packenham , was killed .
The two generals , Gibbs and Kean , succeeded in pushing forward their columns
a ...
The British officers were now making an effort to rally their men ; and in this
attempt , their commander , a gallant officer , general Packenham , was killed .
The two generals , Gibbs and Kean , succeeded in pushing forward their columns
a ...
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