Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page 103
... population of 150. The only settlement in what later became Sinaloa was Culiacán , with about thirty Spaniards . There were no Spaniards in Sonora . An increase in the population of Sinaloa came in 1596 , when the presidio of San Felipe ...
... population of 150. The only settlement in what later became Sinaloa was Culiacán , with about thirty Spaniards . There were no Spaniards in Sonora . An increase in the population of Sinaloa came in 1596 , when the presidio of San Felipe ...
Page 190
... population may be mentioned the habit of the whites of congregating in the cities , a thoroughly Hispanic custom . Comparatively few whites were to be found in the rural districts , although they controlled the land , usually through ...
... population may be mentioned the habit of the whites of congregating in the cities , a thoroughly Hispanic custom . Comparatively few whites were to be found in the rural districts , although they controlled the land , usually through ...
Page 211
... population of about ten thousand whites in 1846 , of whom some four thousand were foreigners , mostly from the United States . The population of Spanish blood in New Mexico , including mestizos , has been estimated at a little more than ...
... population of about ten thousand whites in 1846 , of whom some four thousand were foreigners , mostly from the United States . The population of Spanish blood in New Mexico , including mestizos , has been estimated at a little more than ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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