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fifty leagues past the cape, they explored a large bay and came upon a caravan of men and camels.
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Concepción 90 tons, Victoria 85 tons;
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that he, and not they, had the final say on the conduct of the entire voyage.
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According to tradition, the fountain was located on the island of Bimini, in the Bahamas.
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the captain depended on them for dead reckoning and changing the watches. A ship without a functioning ampolleta was effectively disabled. Operating the ampolletas aboard the armada had religious
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together with Alfonso Gonçalves Baldaya, returned to Cape Bojador;
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and Santiago, to be used
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And that was exactly the conclusion to which Cartagena came.
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On the strength of his reputation as a soldier, nobleman
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Under cover of darkness, they boarded San Antonio and rushed to the captain's cabin
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Chapter VII Dragon's Tail The ice was here, the ice was there, The ice was all around: It cracked and growled, and roared and howled, Like noises in a swound! The earth's crust can be compared to a cracked eggshell consisting of tectonic plates
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Spain's top naval officer, the Marquis of Santa Cruz commenced a steep decline
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Al cuarto!" they cried. Al cuarto! On deck! On deck!
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that bump and grind against each other, forming our oceans and continents
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Baldaya sailed farther south and collected thousands of sealskins;
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With the exception of Santiago, a caravel, the ships were all classified as naos, a term that simply meant ships.
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entering with a flourish of steel, rousting the hapless Mesquita out of his bunk. This had once been Cartagena's ship
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creating earthquakes, moving mountains.
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With him went Spain's best hope for defending itself against Drake.
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On subsequent voyages, Portuguese ships brought gold, animal hides, elephant tusks—and slaves.
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to claim Bimini for Spain. In a fruitless search, Ponce de León explored the Bahamas and Puerto Rico
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the sailors had a moment before reporting for duty, they might relieve themselves, an unpleasant, even ridiculous chore
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Mesquita offered little resistance as the party of mutineers clapped him into irons and led him to the cabin of Gerónimo Guerra
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Millions of years ago, two tectonic plates merged and created a unique landscape
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