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A history of the Brazil

Note 44 — CHAP. XXV. PROVINCE OF GUIANNA.

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The Spaniards, from whom the French took this portion of territory, always recognized the river Oayapoek and the Vincent Pinson as the same river; and near its mouth a marble stone was erected, by order of Charles V. to serve as a limit between his conquests and those of the Portuguese.

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