Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 5
Filson Young · English
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Christopher Columbus and the New World of His Discovery — Volume 5
Filson Young · English
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CHAPTER I THE VOYAGE TO CUBA The sight of the greater part of their fleet disappearing in the direction of home threw back the unstable Spanish colony into doubt and despondency. The brief encouragement afforded by Ojeda's report soon died away, and the actual discomforts of life in Isabella were more important than visionary luxuries that seemed to recede into the distance with the vanishing ships. The food supply was the cause of much discomfort; the jobbery and dishonesty which
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