Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... took the ag- gressive for defensive reasons . Spain pushed northwest toward California , for example , in order to protect the al- ready conquered Mexico . The same policy was followed in other parts of the empire . Two centuries later ...
... took the ag- gressive for defensive reasons . Spain pushed northwest toward California , for example , in order to protect the al- ready conquered Mexico . The same policy was followed in other parts of the empire . Two centuries later ...
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... took command of the " Araucano . " The Spaniards still held the strongly defensible port of Talcahuano , and Wooster distinguished himself in the campaigns there . On October 27 , 1818 , he made a brilliant capture of a Spanish frigate ...
... took command of the " Araucano . " The Spaniards still held the strongly defensible port of Talcahuano , and Wooster distinguished himself in the campaigns there . On October 27 , 1818 , he made a brilliant capture of a Spanish frigate ...
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... took up his march toward the capital . Alvear sent part of his army to dispute the way , but the soldiers were little more than out of sight of the city , when they rose against Alvear , under the leader- ship of Colonel Ignacio Álvarez ...
... took up his march toward the capital . Alvear sent part of his army to dispute the way , but the soldiers were little more than out of sight of the city , when they rose against Alvear , under the leader- ship of Colonel Ignacio Álvarez ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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