Christopher Columbus And the New World of His Discovery — volume 2
Christopher Columbus And the New World of His Discovery — volume 2
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Thisreluctance proved so formidable an impediment that Columbus had tocommunicate with the King and Queen; with the result that on the 23rd ofMay the population was summoned to the church of Saint George, where theNotary Public read aloud to them the letter from the sovereignscommanding the port to furnish ships and men, and an additional ordersummoning the town to obey it immediately. An inducement was provided inthe offer of a free pardon to all criminals and persons under sentencewho chose t...o enlist.
Still the thing hung fire; and on June 20 a new and peremptory order wasissued by the Crown authorising Columbus to impress the vessels and crewif necessary. Time was slipping away; and in his difficulty Columbusturned to Martin Alonso Pinzon, upon whose influence and power in thetown he could count. There were three brothers then in thisfamily--Martin Alonso, Vincenti Yanez, and Francisco Martin, all pilotsthemselves and owners of ships. These three brothers saw some hope ofprofit out of the enterprise, and they exerted themselves onChristopher's behalf so thoroughly that, not only did they afford himhelp in the obtaining of ships, men, and supplies, but they all threedecided to go with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thisreluctance proved so formidable an impediment that Columbus had tocommunicate with the King and Queen; with the result that on the 23rd ofMay the population was summoned to the church of Saint George, where theNotary Public read aloud to them the letter from the sovereignscommanding the port to furnish ships and men, and an additional ordersummoning the town to obey it immediately. An inducement was provided inthe offer of a free pardon to all criminals and persons under sentencewho chose t...o enlist.
Still the thing hung fire; and on June 20 a new and peremptory order wasissued by the Crown authorising Columbus to impress the vessels and crewif necessary. Time was slipping away; and in his difficulty Columbusturned to Martin Alonso Pinzon, upon whose influence and power in thetown he could count. There were three brothers then in thisfamily--Martin Alonso, Vincenti Yanez, and Francisco Martin, all pilotsthemselves and owners of ships. These three brothers saw some hope ofprofit out of the enterprise, and they exerted themselves onChristopher's behalf so thoroughly that, not only did they afford himhelp in the obtaining of ships, men, and supplies, but they all threedecided to go with him.
What to read after Christopher Columbus And the New World of His Discovery — volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Filson to read onlineMoreLess
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