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Title: The World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: White, Trumbull, 1868-1941 Igleheart, William, (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.)
Publisher: Philadelphia and St. Louis, P.W. Ziegler & co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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s and relics of Isabella, the firstsettlement in the new world. 4. Explorations of the mountains ofCibao; El Puerto de los Hidaloros; views of La Veo^a and SantoCerro ; the cross of Columbus ; Santo Thomas. 5. The discoveryof Jamaica; Santa Gloria and St. Anns Bay; illustrations of F1 ^mr:^! ^ yy^z^:- f--^ f^ ■■ • pup ISABEIvLA OFFERING HER JEWELS. associations with the natives. 6. The return to Santo Domingro;adventures wdth the Indians; eat gold, Christian, eat gold;founding of the city of Santiago. 7. Queen Anacona, and thefounding of the city of Santo Domingo ; scenes in that city. 8.Return of Columbus and scenes at Buro-os when he was receivedby the sovereigns. Section G.—The third voyage of Columbus. i. Views ofTrinidad and other places visited by Columbus. 2. The mutinyat Santo Domingo. 3. The arrest and imprisonment of Columbus;the castle in which he was confined; the admiral In chains. 4.Reception by the sovereigns on his return to Spain; scenes atSeville and Segovia.
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COT.niVTRTTS AS A ROY (479) 48o tA RABIDA CONVENT. Section H.—^The fourth voyage of Columbus, i. Scenes inHonduras and other places. 2. Wreck at St. Christophers Cove ;mutiny at Porras ; views of the place. 3. Return of Columbus. Section I.—The last days of Columbus, i. His home at Seville.2. The death and burial; his will; the house in which he died. 3.Removal of his remains ; the cathedral at Santo Domingo ; the cathe-dral at Havana. 4. Monuments erected to his memory. 5. Theportraits of Columbus. 6. Portraits of his family and descendants(genealogy). 7. Relics of Columbus; autograph letters; the con-tract, commission, andinstructions received byhim from the sovereignof Spain ; letters fromFerdinand and Isabella. Section K.—The pub-lication of the discovery. 1. Copies of the firstbooks about America;maps, manuscripts, fac-similes, and illustrations. 2. Views of St. Die, andthe persons identifiedwith the christening of the continent. 3. Relics and portraits of Amerigo Vespucci

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