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There is no conclusive evidence that Magellan saw this map, either
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even upon the shore, where their fellows might behold this horrible spectacle from the sea.
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Magellan commuted all forty of the death sentences to hard labor.
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The name Mesquita, meaning mosque, was a common name among Portuguese conversos
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but he kept berths for at least two others: Álvaro de Mesquita, a relative on his mother's side
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is possible that she had Jewish ancestry, and if she did, Ferdinand was also Jewish
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Magellan's insistence on a ten-year exclusive on voyages to the Spice Islands appeared preposterous
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but he was concerned that Spain would send duplicate expeditions as soon as his was out of sight of land
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Through his privileged position at court, Ferdinand came of age hearing about Portuguese and Spanish discoveries
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The official accounting of the expedition put the cost at 8,751,125 maravedís, including the five ships, provisions, salaries paid out
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By royal order, his monthly salary went directly to his wife, Beatriz.
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Quesada knelt on the deck of Trinidad, and Molino stood over him
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boundaries of the Most Serene King of Portugal, my very dear Uncle and Brother
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sowed the seeds of bitter disputes at sea. The
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In this deeply idiosyncratic work dating from 1577
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Despite his subsequent elevation to the papacy as Adrian VI, this cardinal seems to have earned no one's admiration.
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No one answered to the description of cook aboard these ships because the job was considered too demeaning.
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His first instinct was to have both men executed; this was, after all, Cartagena's third attempt at mutiny
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His surmise proved correct and saved the fleet days of aimless investigation.
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monopoly" actually was. Despite Brazil's importance, the
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He was, in short, that quintessential Renaissance man, a cosmologist.
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Three hundred years later, Charles Darwin encountered a canoe bearing tribal members
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his allegiance to King Manuel and given his loyalty to King Charles.
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Faleiro was a brilliant but unstable man who impressed his colleagues with his demonic personality;
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