| At that time Columbus left Diego, a mere infant, with his wife's sister at Huelva. |
| A soldier named Santiago, a native of Huelva, returned to Spain a wealthy man. |
| He at once betook himself to Huelva, where his brother-in-law resided, with the intention of taking ship to France. |
| The fact that recent studies have been carried out on the Ria de Huelva find and other important European assemblages enriches Brandherm's book. |
| This office he resigned upon being elected senator for the district of Huelva. |
| But it would take time of course, because Huelva was a long way off. |
