Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 161
... already received from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo more hides than were needed and those of Buenos Ayres were superior to those of Caracas in every respect . When the trade of Seville was at the height of its prosperity both fleets did ...
... already received from Buenos Ayres and Montevideo more hides than were needed and those of Buenos Ayres were superior to those of Caracas in every respect . When the trade of Seville was at the height of its prosperity both fleets did ...
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... already discussed dissemination of foreign ideas , English , French , Dutch , and American , against the Spanish system . There was the incitement of events elsewhere which inevi- tably reminded the Spanish Americans of what they might ...
... already discussed dissemination of foreign ideas , English , French , Dutch , and American , against the Spanish system . There was the incitement of events elsewhere which inevi- tably reminded the Spanish Americans of what they might ...
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... already taking shape , at the same time that they were demonstrating some peculiar inconsistencies . The liberal - democratic group , which Moreno had fathered , stood for reforms in the direction of constitutional liberty and the ...
... already taking shape , at the same time that they were demonstrating some peculiar inconsistencies . The liberal - democratic group , which Moreno had fathered , stood for reforms in the direction of constitutional liberty and the ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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