Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... president . And then what ? It is useless to go into detail . Cuba has had numerous presidents since then . One of them , Carlos Mendieta , remained in office almost two years , because Franklin Roosevelt went back to the principles of ...
... president . And then what ? It is useless to go into detail . Cuba has had numerous presidents since then . One of them , Carlos Mendieta , remained in office almost two years , because Franklin Roosevelt went back to the principles of ...
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... president and Juan Bautista Sacasa , a Liberal , for vice - president . This new gov- ernment was installed in 1925 , and , later that same year , the marines were withdrawn from Nicaragua . The marines went out in August 1925. In ...
... president and Juan Bautista Sacasa , a Liberal , for vice - president . This new gov- ernment was installed in 1925 , and , later that same year , the marines were withdrawn from Nicaragua . The marines went out in August 1925. In ...
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... president , headed what proved to be a nearly bloodless revolution which forced Irigoyen to resign.1 Presidents and measures since 1930 are of small account , as yet , in the general Argentinian story . Uriburu was acting president ...
... president , headed what proved to be a nearly bloodless revolution which forced Irigoyen to resign.1 Presidents and measures since 1930 are of small account , as yet , in the general Argentinian story . Uriburu was acting president ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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