Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... forces of the Spanish governor ; the latter had the backing of nearly the entire population , which looked on the invasion ... force ; almost immediately they bore fruit in an outbreak against the existing government . The governor was ...
... forces of the Spanish governor ; the latter had the backing of nearly the entire population , which looked on the invasion ... force ; almost immediately they bore fruit in an outbreak against the existing government . The governor was ...
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... force commanded by Colonel William Miller , touched at port after port along the Peruvian coast , es- tablishing an ... forces , gain- ing many new recruits for his own army from those who had deserted from the enemy . The Spaniards were ...
... force commanded by Colonel William Miller , touched at port after port along the Peruvian coast , es- tablishing an ... forces , gain- ing many new recruits for his own army from those who had deserted from the enemy . The Spaniards were ...
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... force . Indeed , it is not too much to say that the Mon- roe Doctrine has become the Roosevelt Corollary , despite ... forces is not regarded as war . Our govern- ment does not like to do this and avoids it when possible . But if we ...
... force . Indeed , it is not too much to say that the Mon- roe Doctrine has become the Roosevelt Corollary , despite ... forces is not regarded as war . Our govern- ment does not like to do this and avoids it when possible . But if we ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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