Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... period , but its activities did not become of great importance until the period of mainland conquest began.1 And religion was not forgotten . To the Catholic Kings , Pope Alexander VI in 1501 granted the " royal patronage " ( real ...
... period , but its activities did not become of great importance until the period of mainland conquest began.1 And religion was not forgotten . To the Catholic Kings , Pope Alexander VI in 1501 granted the " royal patronage " ( real ...
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... period , although an oc- casional item outside that field is included in the set ( e.g. item 22 ) . About sixty per cent of the volumes are made up of recollections , letters , diaries , or other records of participants in the wars ...
... period , although an oc- casional item outside that field is included in the set ( e.g. item 22 ) . About sixty per cent of the volumes are made up of recollections , letters , diaries , or other records of participants in the wars ...
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... period . New York , 1923 . Containing much material with reference to the methods of the Spanish conquest in the era of the . " aggressive defensive , " this volume has been used here , not for California history , but for the story of ...
... period . New York , 1923 . Containing much material with reference to the methods of the Spanish conquest in the era of the . " aggressive defensive , " this volume has been used here , not for California history , but for the story of ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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