Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of that Country from the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time : with a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization, a Historical Sketch of the Late War, and Notices of New Mexico and California, Volumen2S. Drake, 1853 |
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... soon established the Spanish authority in the island , of which he was appointed Governor . Columbus , after coasting the shores of Cuba for a great distance , had always believed that it constituted a portion of the continent , but it ...
... soon established the Spanish authority in the island , of which he was appointed Governor . Columbus , after coasting the shores of Cuba for a great distance , had always believed that it constituted a portion of the continent , but it ...
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... soon directed towards the New • World , —the stories of whose wealth had now for upwards of twenty years been pouring into the greedy ear of Spain , and he speedily determined to embark in the armament which NICOLAS DE OVANDO , the ...
... soon directed towards the New • World , —the stories of whose wealth had now for upwards of twenty years been pouring into the greedy ear of Spain , and he speedily determined to embark in the armament which NICOLAS DE OVANDO , the ...
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... soon made alcalde . ― ― The future conqueror devoted himself henceforth to his duties with remarkable assiduity . Agriculture , the introduction of cattle of the best breeds , and the revenues of a share of the mines which he wrought , soon ...
... soon made alcalde . ― ― The future conqueror devoted himself henceforth to his duties with remarkable assiduity . Agriculture , the introduction of cattle of the best breeds , and the revenues of a share of the mines which he wrought , soon ...
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... soon manifested . Cortéz was attacked by them on the borders of their Republic , and fought four sharp battles with fifty thousand warriors who maintained , in all the conflicts , their reputation for military skill and hardihood . At ...
... soon manifested . Cortéz was attacked by them on the borders of their Republic , and fought four sharp battles with fifty thousand warriors who maintained , in all the conflicts , their reputation for military skill and hardihood . At ...
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... soon found that horses were useless in charging the Indians over the smooth and slippery pavements of the town and square , and accordingly Cortéz sent them back to his quarters ; yet he managed to repulse the squad- rons in the court ...
... soon found that horses were useless in charging the Indians over the smooth and slippery pavements of the town and square , and accordingly Cortéz sent them back to his quarters ; yet he managed to repulse the squad- rons in the court ...
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Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical ..., Volúmenes1-2 Brantz Mayer Vista completa - 1853 |
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