Publications of the Navy Records Society, Volume 109Navy Records Society, 1967 - 303 pagina's |
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... Lima . And as from the sailing of the South Sea armada to Panama it will be more than a year before our forces can arrive there , by that time a great treasure will be amassed in that city , of which Callao is the port . It is fortified ...
... Lima . And as from the sailing of the South Sea armada to Panama it will be more than a year before our forces can arrive there , by that time a great treasure will be amassed in that city , of which Callao is the port . It is fortified ...
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... Lima that may be worthy your attention , so as to make it advisable to stop at it . But if there be no place where any considerable advantage can be expected , you are then to go along the coast till you come to Callao , which is the ...
... Lima that may be worthy your attention , so as to make it advisable to stop at it . But if there be no place where any considerable advantage can be expected , you are then to go along the coast till you come to Callao , which is the ...
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... Lima , and endeavour by a proper manifesto to be drawn here in Spanish , or by any other means , to stir up the Spaniards to a revolt against their Vice - Roy , there being reason to believe from some private intelligence that the ...
... Lima , and endeavour by a proper manifesto to be drawn here in Spanish , or by any other means , to stir up the Spaniards to a revolt against their Vice - Roy , there being reason to believe from some private intelligence that the ...
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