Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... defeating the Spaniards in Chile and Peru . Successful in his campaigns , he was met on the borders of Peru by Simón Bolívar , the great hero of the north , who had defeated the Spaniards in Venezu- ela , Colombia , and Ecuador . The ...
... defeating the Spaniards in Chile and Peru . Successful in his campaigns , he was met on the borders of Peru by Simón Bolívar , the great hero of the north , who had defeated the Spaniards in Venezu- ela , Colombia , and Ecuador . The ...
Page 244
... defeated , leaving the road to the city clear . Allende favored an advance , but Hidalgo hesitated , and , instead , retired toward Querétaro . Ever since that time there have been arguments pro and con , as to whether he made the right ...
... defeated , leaving the road to the city clear . Allende favored an advance , but Hidalgo hesitated , and , instead , retired toward Querétaro . Ever since that time there have been arguments pro and con , as to whether he made the right ...
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... defeated . So the Junta named Ro- dríguez temporary governor , on September 26. Dorrego could count on the Cabildo and the disaffected elements , such as the followers of Soler and Sarratea , however , and on Octo- ber 1st another ...
... defeated . So the Junta named Ro- dríguez temporary governor , on September 26. Dorrego could count on the Cabildo and the disaffected elements , such as the followers of Soler and Sarratea , however , and on Octo- ber 1st another ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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