Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... favor of the other that the writer accepts it as the more nearly proper interpretation , and would go much farther than his principal biographer in making him the " revolutionary god - father " of the principal sectional leaders in the ...
... favor of the other that the writer accepts it as the more nearly proper interpretation , and would go much farther than his principal biographer in making him the " revolutionary god - father " of the principal sectional leaders in the ...
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... favor Carranza . Thereupon , Villa sought revenge by killing Americans , even crossing the border , in 1916 , to give the town of Columbus , New Mexico , a bitter taste of Mexican revolution . Since Carranza was unable , at the time ...
... favor Carranza . Thereupon , Villa sought revenge by killing Americans , even crossing the border , in 1916 , to give the town of Columbus , New Mexico , a bitter taste of Mexican revolution . Since Carranza was unable , at the time ...
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... favor of his daughter . At length , however , when an ultra - Liberalist and federalist assembly saddled him with a ministry which would have tied his hands , he came to the conclusion that he could not rule constitutionally . So , he ...
... favor of his daughter . At length , however , when an ultra - Liberalist and federalist assembly saddled him with a ministry which would have tied his hands , he came to the conclusion that he could not rule constitutionally . So , he ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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