The Southern Quarterly Review, Volumen6Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... Cortés saw into the secret misgivings and purpose of his narrow and apprehensive spi- rit . He was , perhaps , apprized of it by others , for he had friends on every side . His resolves were prompt and decisive of his character . He ...
... Cortés saw into the secret misgivings and purpose of his narrow and apprehensive spi- rit . He was , perhaps , apprized of it by others , for he had friends on every side . His resolves were prompt and decisive of his character . He ...
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... Cortés , which announced the easy victory . The proud Narvaez , in chains , suffering from the mortification of defeat and wounds , said to Cortés when they met , - " You have great reason to thank fortune for ha- ving given you the day ...
... Cortés , which announced the easy victory . The proud Narvaez , in chains , suffering from the mortification of defeat and wounds , said to Cortés when they met , - " You have great reason to thank fortune for ha- ving given you the day ...
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... Cortés , Guatemozin betrayed no sort of apprehension . Emotion he must have shown . His deportment was dignified and modest . As Cortés came forward to receive him , he broke the silence by saying , " I have done all that I could for ...
... Cortés , Guatemozin betrayed no sort of apprehension . Emotion he must have shown . His deportment was dignified and modest . As Cortés came forward to receive him , he broke the silence by saying , " I have done all that I could for ...
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