Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... called it.1 All this time they were searching for gold , which they had expected to find in large quantities , but in this they were disappointed . Nay more , on Christmas Day they lost the " Santa María , " which ran aground and was ...
... called it.1 All this time they were searching for gold , which they had expected to find in large quantities , but in this they were disappointed . Nay more , on Christmas Day they lost the " Santa María , " which ran aground and was ...
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... called Colombo . The various legislative bodies were to choose the executive officials , of which there were to be two at the head of the country , with terms of ten years . " They shall be called Incas , a name venerated in the country ...
... called Colombo . The various legislative bodies were to choose the executive officials , of which there were to be two at the head of the country , with terms of ten years . " They shall be called Incas , a name venerated in the country ...
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... called the " Hoover revolution . " With- out any political standing , other than the force of the United · States behind it , the commission brought about the resigna- tion of President Borno , arranged for the succession to the ...
... called the " Hoover revolution . " With- out any political standing , other than the force of the United · States behind it , the commission brought about the resigna- tion of President Borno , arranged for the succession to the ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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