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The following passage, a letter from Christopher Columbus to Ferdinand and Isabella, King and Queen of Spain in the late 1400s, is one of the earliest included, a document, the editors acknowledge, is "permeated with fervent religious rhetoric."
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The following passage, a letter from Christopher Columbus to Ferdinand and Isabella, King and Queen of Spain in the late 1400s, is one of the earliest included, a document, the editors acknowledge, is "permeated with fervent religious rhetoric."
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The beams were removed from the world famous structure in 2006, which since the 1400s has been a Catholic church.
Spero News 2008
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The beams were removed from the world famous structure in 2006, which since the 1400s has been a Catholic church.
Spero News 2008
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The beams were removed from the world famous structure in 2006, which since the 1400s has been a Catholic church.
Spero News 2008
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The beams were removed from the world famous structure in 2006, which since the 1400s has been a Catholic church.
Spero News 2008
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Slide 2: The 1400s were a time of discovery and exploration for Europe.
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According to signs and to staffers, some strains of roses date back to the 1400s, and the kitchen garden containing lettuce, sweet peas, nasturtium and leeks looks the same today as it would have around the turn of the 20th century.
Victoria, By Sea Matt Villano 2011
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Jewels and pearls adorned headdresses by the 1400s and the Tudor headdresses took on a new form, which was not utilitarian at all.
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The castle was built in the 1400s and during World War II, the Nazis occupied it.
Mike Ragogna: Antony Bitar's Holiday Download, Chatting with Gary Clark Jr. and Macedo, Plus A James Mee Anthem Mike Ragogna 2011
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