The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 86
... pesos and four reales , which together with the previous one thousand pesos did not nearly approach the sum required . This was communicated to the British General with the re- mark that it would be impossible to raise more . This ...
... pesos and four reales , which together with the previous one thousand pesos did not nearly approach the sum required . This was communicated to the British General with the re- mark that it would be impossible to raise more . This ...
Page 200
... pesos . Of this sum the Of this sum the army consumed only 665,655 pesos . Approved by the supreme government and taken as a basis for figuring the annual expenditure , 1,200,000 pesos were consigned to the treasury of Mexico with the ...
... pesos . Of this sum the Of this sum the army consumed only 665,655 pesos . Approved by the supreme government and taken as a basis for figuring the annual expenditure , 1,200,000 pesos were consigned to the treasury of Mexico with the ...
Page 221
... pesos ; as soon as it was cultivated , its lowest price was three hundred pesos . Thus a hato , worth at most forty thousand pesos , was in its new state worth more than four hundred and eighty - four thousand . Likewise a corral ...
... pesos ; as soon as it was cultivated , its lowest price was three hundred pesos . Thus a hato , worth at most forty thousand pesos , was in its new state worth more than four hundred and eighty - four thousand . Likewise a corral ...
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