Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... Spaniards to make the conquest they set out to achieve , in such a short time as it actually took them . The Valley of Mexico was then ruled by one of the most advanced and most powerful native peoples of the Ameri- cas , the Aztecs ...
... Spaniards to make the conquest they set out to achieve , in such a short time as it actually took them . The Valley of Mexico was then ruled by one of the most advanced and most powerful native peoples of the Ameri- cas , the Aztecs ...
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... Spaniards . To the Pehuenche Indians , who commanded the Planchón and Portillo passes , San Martín sent many gifts , and invited them to a conference near Mendoza . There he made a speech to their chiefs , saying that the Spaniards were ...
... Spaniards . To the Pehuenche Indians , who commanded the Planchón and Portillo passes , San Martín sent many gifts , and invited them to a conference near Mendoza . There he made a speech to their chiefs , saying that the Spaniards were ...
Page 85
... Spaniards was still going on . Güemes , at the same time that he held the grip of a cau- dillo over his own province of Salta , kept Jujuy from setting up a separate government , and intervened in the war of Cat- amarca against Tucumán ...
... Spaniards was still going on . Güemes , at the same time that he held the grip of a cau- dillo over his own province of Salta , kept Jujuy from setting up a separate government , and intervened in the war of Cat- amarca against Tucumán ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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