Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 84
... French , English , and Dutch , for the right to the exclusive possession of the terri- tory they had occupied . The earliest in point of time was the French peril , which , indeed , had given an impulse to the initial Portuguese ...
... French , English , and Dutch , for the right to the exclusive possession of the terri- tory they had occupied . The earliest in point of time was the French peril , which , indeed , had given an impulse to the initial Portuguese ...
Page 85
... French possession or a French - speaking state . " 1 After some delay , the Portuguese took advantage of the weakness of the French , and attacked them . In 1560 Governor Mem de Sá defeated the French , and drove them into the interior ...
... French possession or a French - speaking state . " 1 After some delay , the Portuguese took advantage of the weakness of the French , and attacked them . In 1560 Governor Mem de Sá defeated the French , and drove them into the interior ...
Page 105
... French colony already established there . A Spanish occupation of Georgia and the Carolinas followed . Intrusions of the English , French , and Dutch early in the seventeenth century caused the Spaniards to expand their holdings ...
... French colony already established there . A Spanish occupation of Georgia and the Carolinas followed . Intrusions of the English , French , and Dutch early in the seventeenth century caused the Spaniards to expand their holdings ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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