Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... colonies as a result of the Spanish American wars of independence , beginning in 1810. It is with the colonies in the former of these two periods with which this chapter is concerned - years in which they were more closely connected ...
... colonies as a result of the Spanish American wars of independence , beginning in 1810. It is with the colonies in the former of these two periods with which this chapter is concerned - years in which they were more closely connected ...
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... colonies in the Americas . Down to 1774 the troubles of England in the Americas were regarded by Spanish authorities as merely a device of the Whig party in England against the ruling Tories . By 1774 , however , it began to appear that ...
... colonies in the Americas . Down to 1774 the troubles of England in the Americas were regarded by Spanish authorities as merely a device of the Whig party in England against the ruling Tories . By 1774 , however , it began to appear that ...
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... colonies to become independent . On the other hand , if England should defeat the colonies , they would join with her in her wars , as in the past , and the danger would be equally great . Thus Spain seemed to be caught on both horns of ...
... colonies to become independent . On the other hand , if England should defeat the colonies , they would join with her in her wars , as in the past , and the danger would be equally great . Thus Spain seemed to be caught on both horns of ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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