Republican Hispanic America: A HistoryMacmillan, 1937 - 463 pages |
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Page 70
... thousand men in Peru , and with the threat removed of an invasion from Chile they could easily have sent a force of ten thousand into Argentina . Furthermore , San Martín retained only two thousand Argentinian soldiers anyway , leaving ...
... thousand men in Peru , and with the threat removed of an invasion from Chile they could easily have sent a force of ten thousand into Argentina . Furthermore , San Martín retained only two thousand Argentinian soldiers anyway , leaving ...
Page 211
... thousand whites in 1846 , of whom some four thousand were foreigners , mostly from the United States . The population of Spanish blood in New Mexico , including mestizos , has been estimated at a little more than seventy thousand ...
... thousand whites in 1846 , of whom some four thousand were foreigners , mostly from the United States . The population of Spanish blood in New Mexico , including mestizos , has been estimated at a little more than seventy thousand ...
Page 359
... thousand were killed , as against only fifteen hundred wounded ! Montt ( 1851-1861 ) , though a civilian , was an even stronger supporter of the Portales idea than his two pred- ecessors had been . He was , however , a decided proponent ...
... thousand were killed , as against only fifteen hundred wounded ! Montt ( 1851-1861 ) , though a civilian , was an even stronger supporter of the Portales idea than his two pred- ecessors had been . He was , however , a decided proponent ...
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HUMAN FACTORS | 1 |
EMERGENCE OF THE NEW GOVERNMENTS IN SPANISH AMERICA | 16 |
PREINDEPENDENCE GOVERNMENTS OF THE PLATA REGION | 25 |
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