Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 177
... Argentina there- upon protested , in 1832 , against this act of aggression within its territory , but the Washington authorities denied Argentina's right to prohibit fishing near the Falklands , implying a doubt as to Argentinian ...
... Argentina there- upon protested , in 1832 , against this act of aggression within its territory , but the Washington authorities denied Argentina's right to prohibit fishing near the Falklands , implying a doubt as to Argentinian ...
Page 322
... Argentina was settled by the Spaniards , and the comparatively few Indians were killed off , driven to outlying sections , or assimilated , leav- ing the country free to develop , in the main , as a white re- gion . With the ...
... Argentina was settled by the Spaniards , and the comparatively few Indians were killed off , driven to outlying sections , or assimilated , leav- ing the country free to develop , in the main , as a white re- gion . With the ...
Page 350
... Argentina and Brazil , López interfered in the affairs of Uruguay . An insane action , as it seems in retrospect , it was not so un- reasonable at the time , since there appeared to be a fair pros- pect that López might form a riverine ...
... Argentina and Brazil , López interfered in the affairs of Uruguay . An insane action , as it seems in retrospect , it was not so un- reasonable at the time , since there appeared to be a fair pros- pect that López might form a riverine ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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