American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, Volume 1C. Scribner's Sons, 1948 - 1120 pages |
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... Island of Juana ; according to which itinerary , I can declare that that island is larger than England and Scotland combined ; as , over and above those hundred and seven leagues , there remain for me , on the western side , two ...
... Island of Juana ; according to which itinerary , I can declare that that island is larger than England and Scotland combined ; as , over and above those hundred and seven leagues , there remain for me , on the western side , two ...
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... Island of Juana ; according to which itinerary , I can declare that that island is larger than England and Scotland combined ; as , over and above those hundred and seven leagues , there remain for me , on the western side , two ...
... Island of Juana ; according to which itinerary , I can declare that that island is larger than England and Scotland combined ; as , over and above those hundred and seven leagues , there remain for me , on the western side , two ...
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... Island Book c . 1380 ( MS . ) NOT LONG before the year 985 , the Norseman , Eric the Red , discovered Greenland and ... Island Book because it was long owned by a family that lived on Flat Island in Broad Firth on the north ...
... Island Book c . 1380 ( MS . ) NOT LONG before the year 985 , the Norseman , Eric the Red , discovered Greenland and ... Island Book because it was long owned by a family that lived on Flat Island in Broad Firth on the north ...
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