Colonial Hispanic America: A HistoryMacmillan, 1940 - 405 pages |
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Page 104
... century , when the successful military campaigns of Diego Martínez de Hurdaide paved the way . The Jesuits took charge of the mission work and made rapid progress . By 1678 there were twenty - eight missions in Sonora , serv- ing ...
... century , when the successful military campaigns of Diego Martínez de Hurdaide paved the way . The Jesuits took charge of the mission work and made rapid progress . By 1678 there were twenty - eight missions in Sonora , serv- ing ...
Page 105
... century , followed by more successful settlements early in the eighteenth century . In both of these sectors , in which the conquest went ahead at about the same rate as in the one leading to the Cali- fornia border , there were similar ...
... century , followed by more successful settlements early in the eighteenth century . In both of these sectors , in which the conquest went ahead at about the same rate as in the one leading to the Cali- fornia border , there were similar ...
Page 168
... century of colonization . In everything , and especially in political affairs , the period of development is fuller of spontaneous activity than maturity and the standing still that follows . The streams of gold and silver which flowed ...
... century of colonization . In everything , and especially in political affairs , the period of development is fuller of spontaneous activity than maturity and the standing still that follows . The streams of gold and silver which flowed ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
H SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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