Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... length made converts to his views . Among them was the Italian banker Juanoto Berardi , who took Columbus into his home and presented him to important persons at the royal court.1 Re- garded at first with indifference or disdain ...
... length made converts to his views . Among them was the Italian banker Juanoto Berardi , who took Columbus into his home and presented him to important persons at the royal court.1 Re- garded at first with indifference or disdain ...
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... length reached the hab- itable part of Chile at Copiapó . Expeditions were made which covered the country between the coast and the Andes and went as far south as the Maule . No gold was found , and the land impressed Almagro and his ...
... length reached the hab- itable part of Chile at Copiapó . Expeditions were made which covered the country between the coast and the Andes and went as far south as the Maule . No gold was found , and the land impressed Almagro and his ...
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... length , on December 9 , 1824 , the two armies came to grips . Sucre had only some six thousand men against nine thousand , but he had maneuvered into a position in the Valley of Ayacucho where he might have a chance of success . And ...
... length , on December 9 , 1824 , the two armies came to grips . Sucre had only some six thousand men against nine thousand , but he had maneuvered into a position in the Valley of Ayacucho where he might have a chance of success . And ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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