Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... established there in 1526 . In addition six audiencias were created by Charles I , five others ( including the one ... established in 1565 at Concepción ) ; Buenos Aires , 1661 ; Caracas , 1786 ; Cuzco , 1787. Some others were also ...
... established there in 1526 . In addition six audiencias were created by Charles I , five others ( including the one ... established in 1565 at Concepción ) ; Buenos Aires , 1661 ; Caracas , 1786 ; Cuzco , 1787. Some others were also ...
Page 139
... established in 1542 , although the first viceroy did not arrive until 1544. These were the only two viceroyalties of the Hapsburg era , but two more were to be established in the eighteenth century , that of New Granada at Bogotá in ...
... established in 1542 , although the first viceroy did not arrive until 1544. These were the only two viceroyalties of the Hapsburg era , but two more were to be established in the eighteenth century , that of New Granada at Bogotá in ...
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... established the form of government . And form is important . It is a platform toward which they may aim . They have gone farther than most parts of the world in developing arbitration as an inter- national principle - a most remarkable ...
... established the form of government . And form is important . It is a platform toward which they may aim . They have gone farther than most parts of the world in developing arbitration as an inter- national principle - a most remarkable ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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