Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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Page viii
... story of each nation will have a clearer meaning when studied in the light of the others , for much of what has been written as national history is but a thread out of a larger strand . In this book Dr. Chapman has told the story of the ...
... story of each nation will have a clearer meaning when studied in the light of the others , for much of what has been written as national history is but a thread out of a larger strand . In this book Dr. Chapman has told the story of the ...
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... story is that he was a native of Italy , born near Genoa , of a family given to seafaring , and himself a sailor.2 At any rate , for nearly fourteen years he was in Portugal , then the focal point not only for the great maritime ...
... story is that he was a native of Italy , born near Genoa , of a family given to seafaring , and himself a sailor.2 At any rate , for nearly fourteen years he was in Portugal , then the focal point not only for the great maritime ...
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... story . To these , the author of the latest edition has added a few paragraphs for the " twentieth century . " These are very far from amounting to a continuation of the history to date , on such a scale as that of the main account ...
... story . To these , the author of the latest edition has added a few paragraphs for the " twentieth century . " These are very far from amounting to a continuation of the history to date , on such a scale as that of the main account ...
Contents
AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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