Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 106
... hands , while in these same years the Dutch , in suc- cession to the earlier efforts of the French , were making their already mentioned and temporarily successful inroads into Portuguese Brazil . The Dutch also were especially active ...
... hands , while in these same years the Dutch , in suc- cession to the earlier efforts of the French , were making their already mentioned and temporarily successful inroads into Portuguese Brazil . The Dutch also were especially active ...
Page 301
... hands except the Is- land of Margarita , where the patriot leader Juan Bautista Arismendi held forth . Back in Cartagena in September , 1814 , Bolívar was commissioned to reduce Cundinamarca and compel it to join the confederation ...
... hands except the Is- land of Margarita , where the patriot leader Juan Bautista Arismendi held forth . Back in Cartagena in September , 1814 , Bolívar was commissioned to reduce Cundinamarca and compel it to join the confederation ...
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... hands , he molded them to purpose and courage ; lifting honor and faith from the mire of years , he raised them , cleansed them and held them high . Well indeed did Victor Hugo cry across the sea in 1867 , ' Mexico has been saved by a ...
... hands , he molded them to purpose and courage ; lifting honor and faith from the mire of years , he raised them , cleansed them and held them high . Well indeed did Victor Hugo cry across the sea in 1867 , ' Mexico has been saved by a ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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