Memorials of Columbus: Or, A Collection of Authentic Documents of that Celebrated NavigatorTreuttel and Wurtz, Treuttel, jun. and Richter, 1823 - 255 páginas |
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abovesaid according Admiral of Castile Admiralty alcaldes Algesira appoint Bartholomew Columbus belong Bovadilla brother Cadiz captain caravels cause chief accountants city of Seville Columbus's command confirms copy Counts of Roussillon court Cuccaro declared discovered DOCUMENT Doge of Genoa Don Christopher Columbus Don Diego Don Ferdinand Don John Donna Isabella eighth executed expence favour Ferdinand and Donna FERNAND ALVARES foresaid Admiral foresaid Indies Genoa Genoese give given gold grace grant High Admiral Hispaniola honour island of Hispaniola islands and main-land Jesus Christ King and Queen kingdoms and dominions land letter Lord the King Lords of Biscay lumbus majorats manner maravedis Medina del Campo nativity navigator Neopatria notary ocean Oderico patent of privilege penalty persons pleasure Portugal present provisions public scrivener Queen of Castile receive royal seal sent Seville signed Spain Spaniards tenth things tion vessels Viceroy and Governor voyage whatsoever written
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Página 166 - ... said line towards the west and south, be in the actual possession of any Christian king or prince up to the birthday of our Lord Jesus Christ just past from which the present year one thousand four hundred and ninety-three begins.
Página 76 - Don Ferdinand and Donna Isabella, by the grace of God King and Queen of Castile, Leon, Aragon, Sicily, Granada, Toledo, Valencia, Galicia, Majorca, Seville, Sardinia, Cordova, Corsica, Murcia, Jaen...
Página cliii - ... our command is executed. Given in our city of Granada, on the thirtieth day of the month of April, in the year of the nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ one thousand four hundred and ninety-two. I the King. I the Queen. I...
Página 118 - Corsica, Murcia, Jaen, Algarbe, Algeciras, Gibraltar, and the Canary Islands ; Count and Countess of Barcelona ; Lords of Biscay and Molina...
Página 201 - ... many times prayed Their Highnesses that they would send there at my cost someone who might have charge of the administration of justice, and after I had found the alcalde in revolt, I asked this again, or for some men or at least for some servant, bearing their letters, since my reputation is such that although I were to build churches and hospitals, they would always be called lairs for robbers.
Página xxi - Ptolemy, but is much more westerly," the learned believe that he reached the coast of Greenland; and thus, without being aware of it, found himself in that new world, which he afterwards discovered with so much courage and good fortune. He undertook several other voyages, especially to Guinea, to England, and to the islands possessed by Spain and Portugal in the western ocean. And these voyages were, no doubt, a real school to this great man. He took notes of every thing he saw, compared them with...
Página 208 - ... with his inordinate cupidity, have caused him to fail therein. "I have already said that I wrote to him and to the friars, and immediately set out, as I told him, almost alone, because all the people were with the Adelantado, and likewise in order to prevent suspicion on his part. When he heard this, he seized Don Diego and sent him on board a caravel loaded with irons, and did the same to me upon my arrival, and afterwards to the Adelantado when he came; nor did I speak to him any more, nor...
Página 30 - ... the said trade and traffic shall be held and conducted; and if by the preeminence of his office of Admiral it may belong to him to know of such suit, it may please your Highnesses that he or his deputy, and no other judge, may take cognizance of the said suit, and thus it is decreed henceforth.
Página 22 - These are executed and despatched with the responses of your Highnesses at the end of each article in the town of Santa Fe de la Vega de Granada, on the seventeenth day of April in the year of the nativity of our Saviour Jesus Christ one thousand four hundred and ninety-two. I, the King. I, the Queen. By order of the King and of the Queen. Juan de Coloma. Registered Calcena.
Página 35 - Spains, patron and gjide of the Kings of Castile and of Leon;* and likewise to the honor and reverence of all the other Saints of the Celestial Court; as man, by whatever knowledge he may have of the world, can not, according to nature, completely know what God is, but may know Him by seeing and contemplating His wonders and the works and deeds which He performed and performs every day, because all the works are the effect of His power and are governed by His wisdom and maintained by His goodness;...