Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... fact un- dertaken by another Henry , who never became a king , the far - famed Prince Henry " the Navigator , " of the neighbor- ing kingdom of Portugal . This Henry was the third son of John I ( 1385-1433 ) , or John of Aviz , as he is ...
... fact un- dertaken by another Henry , who never became a king , the far - famed Prince Henry " the Navigator , " of the neighbor- ing kingdom of Portugal . This Henry was the third son of John I ( 1385-1433 ) , or John of Aviz , as he is ...
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... fact , however , that many of the old ideas persisted , and none more so than that based upon the Strait of Malacca . When that was not found at Panama it was sought elsewhere , and long after the Asiatic idea of the Americas had been ...
... fact , however , that many of the old ideas persisted , and none more so than that based upon the Strait of Malacca . When that was not found at Panama it was sought elsewhere , and long after the Asiatic idea of the Americas had been ...
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... fact . So , while there is a certain racial affinity and unity of pur- pose throughout Hispanic America in the face of the rest of the world , Brazil is not whole - heartedly in the same plane of brotherhood with the republics of ...
... fact . So , while there is a certain racial affinity and unity of pur- pose throughout Hispanic America in the face of the rest of the world , Brazil is not whole - heartedly in the same plane of brotherhood with the republics of ...
Contents
AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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