Americas Godfather the Florentine Gentleman
Americas Godfather the Florentine Gentleman
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Doubtless the equipment was the same as that of Columbus, and did not lack a surgeon, a notary, an armourer, the carpenter, a calker, a cooper, with the addition of the horses destined to wear steel and intimidate the savages. How the colours of the picture charm the eye, still untarnished by the lapse of years, the royal standard fluttering in the breeze, the blue sea already tossing the fragile craft about, the soldiers and adventurers gathered on deck for a last glance at shore and home ! Yo...uth bold, imperious, and ignorant, armed cap-a-pie, in the person of the in trepid Alonzo da Ojeda held the first rank, as the ideal of romantic enterprise in search of fame and fortune, destined to arouse all young Spain to speedy emulation. Juan de la Cosa represented maturity, rashness tempered by experience, yet drawn irresistibly to share the exploits of Ojeda in that wide realm of adventure opening before them in a new world, giving purse and ultimately life in the cause of the restless warrior, who made pompous proclamations in the name of the king to bewildered Indians on landing on their shores, and fought duels with rival cavaliers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doubtless the equipment was the same as that of Columbus, and did not lack a surgeon, a notary, an armourer, the carpenter, a calker, a cooper, with the addition of the horses destined to wear steel and intimidate the savages. How the colours of the picture charm the eye, still untarnished by the lapse of years, the royal standard fluttering in the breeze, the blue sea already tossing the fragile craft about, the soldiers and adventurers gathered on deck for a last glance at shore and home ! Yo...uth bold, imperious, and ignorant, armed cap-a-pie, in the person of the in trepid Alonzo da Ojeda held the first rank, as the ideal of romantic enterprise in search of fame and fortune, destined to arouse all young Spain to speedy emulation. Juan de la Cosa represented maturity, rashness tempered by experience, yet drawn irresistibly to share the exploits of Ojeda in that wide realm of adventure opening before them in a new world, giving purse and ultimately life in the cause of the restless warrior, who made pompous proclamations in the name of the king to bewildered Indians on landing on their shores, and fought duels with rival cavaliers.
What to read after Americas Godfather the Florentine Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia W Virginia Wales Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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