Sarmiento
Do·min·go Faus·ti·no [daw-meeng-gaw fous-tee-naw], /dɔˈmiŋ gɔ faʊsˈti nɔ/, 1811–88, Argentine writer, educator, and political leader: president 1868–74.
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At that place Sarmiento had founded the colony of Philippeville in 1581.
Celebrated Travels and Travellers | Jules VerneThey have no trouble in making their course, as the sky is clear, and Sarmiento—an all-sufficient guide-post—always visible.
The Land of Fire | Mayne ReidBut Sarmiento, the Spanish ambassador, had the exact measure of James.
Great Ralegh | Hugh De SelincourtSarmiento constantly urged that the islands and continent that he was in search of were more to the south.
The First Discovery of Australia and New Guinea | George CollingridgeHowever, no land being sighted after many days, Mendana became alarmed and requested Sarmiento to resume charge of the navigation.
The First Discovery of Australia and New Guinea | George Collingridge
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