Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 68
... become such a funda- mental factor in the history of the Hispanic American re- publics . The absolutism of the Spanish monarchs did not greatly disturb the dictators , or caudillos , of Tucumán . Meanwhile , if Chile had lost Tucumán ...
... become such a funda- mental factor in the history of the Hispanic American re- publics . The absolutism of the Spanish monarchs did not greatly disturb the dictators , or caudillos , of Tucumán . Meanwhile , if Chile had lost Tucumán ...
Page 211
... become Anglo - American in race , whether under the flag of the United States or as a Pacific republic , often dis- cussed in the middle years of the nineteenth century . New Mexico , to be sure , still retains a strong flavor of ...
... become Anglo - American in race , whether under the flag of the United States or as a Pacific republic , often dis- cussed in the middle years of the nineteenth century . New Mexico , to be sure , still retains a strong flavor of ...
Page 261
... become operative until after Zelaya , the Nicaraguan disturber , had been forced from power , but , from about 1910 , they were to have the strong backing of the United States , thus eliminating one potent factor of disturbance and ...
... become operative until after Zelaya , the Nicaraguan disturber , had been forced from power , but , from about 1910 , they were to have the strong backing of the United States , thus eliminating one potent factor of disturbance and ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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