A General History And Collection Of Voyages And Travels - Volume 3 - By Robert Kerr












































































































 -  He will see what great
and honourable articles were conceded to him, before going upon his great
discovery, by King - Page 14
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He Will See What Great And Honourable Articles Were Conceded To Him, Before Going Upon His Great Discovery, By King

Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, how basely all these were violated, and he most unworthily and inhumanly treated, after performing such

Unparalleled services; how far he established the affairs of Hispaniola, the first settlement of the Spaniards in the New World; and what care he took that the Indians should not be oppressed, but rather prevailed on by kind usage and good example, to embrace the Catholic faith. In this work, likewise, will be found a faithful picture of the manners and customs of the Indians, an account of their opinions and practices respecting religion, and every thing that can reasonably be looked for in a work like the present: The foundation for which was laid by the great discoverer, and the superstructure raised by me his own son, who possessed every advantage derivable from a liberal education and the possession of authentic original documents, to fit me for executing a work of such importance.

SECTION I.

Of the Country, Original, and Name of Admiral Christopher Columbus; with other particulars of his Life previous to his arrival in Portugal.

It is a material circumstance in the history of a great man to make known his country and original, as those are best esteemed in the world who are derived from noble cities and born of illustrious parents. Wherefore some would have engaged me to prove that the admiral my father was honourably descended, although his parents, through the fickleness of fortune, had fallen into great poverty.

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