Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... Brazil in 1500 , and still later the same year came the Portuguese voyage of Cabral . The latter's " discovery , " however , was the one which was to count ... brazil wood , which was to be the first economic THE FOUNDING OF BRAZIL 71.
... Brazil in 1500 , and still later the same year came the Portuguese voyage of Cabral . The latter's " discovery , " however , was the one which was to count ... brazil wood , which was to be the first economic THE FOUNDING OF BRAZIL 71.
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Charles Edward Chapman. CHAPTER XVII THE MATURITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF COLONIAL BRAZIL IN dates at least and in underlying conditions the his- tory of colonial Brazil parallels that of the Spanish American colonies . The Portuguese system ...
Charles Edward Chapman. CHAPTER XVII THE MATURITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF COLONIAL BRAZIL IN dates at least and in underlying conditions the his- tory of colonial Brazil parallels that of the Spanish American colonies . The Portuguese system ...
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... Brazil , which should have her owr legislative body . Pending discussions of his plan , he decreed that no Portuguese law was to be enforced in Brazil without his consent , and declared that he would resist the landing of Portuguese ...
... Brazil , which should have her owr legislative body . Pending discussions of his plan , he decreed that no Portuguese law was to be enforced in Brazil without his consent , and declared that he would resist the landing of Portuguese ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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