Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 84
... idea which appealed strongly to Coligny , himself a Calvinist . The story of the enterprise is obscured by the shadows of religious controversy . It would seem that Villegagnon gave Coligny and Calvin ( a boyhood friend ) reason to ...
... idea which appealed strongly to Coligny , himself a Calvinist . The story of the enterprise is obscured by the shadows of religious controversy . It would seem that Villegagnon gave Coligny and Calvin ( a boyhood friend ) reason to ...
Page 161
... idea is bound up in that of an American , or Western Hemisphere , league of nations , to which some consideration has already been given in discussing the Brum Doctrine.1 Eventually , it is to be hoped that this idea will be feasible ...
... idea is bound up in that of an American , or Western Hemisphere , league of nations , to which some consideration has already been given in discussing the Brum Doctrine.1 Eventually , it is to be hoped that this idea will be feasible ...
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... idea was the same as in the confer- ence of 1907 : the maintenance of peace in Central America . It was again agreed , for example , that no government com- ing into power by force or other unconstitutional means would be recognized by ...
... idea was the same as in the confer- ence of 1907 : the maintenance of peace in Central America . It was again agreed , for example , that no government com- ing into power by force or other unconstitutional means would be recognized by ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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