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, Volúmenes1-2S. Drake and Company, 1851 |
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... established - Inundation - Military colonization - Philip II- Florida - Intrigues against Velasco - Philipine Isles - Death of Velasco - Marques de Falces — Baptism of the grand - children of Cortéz - Conspiracy against the Mar- ques ...
... established - Inundation - Military colonization - Philip II- Florida - Intrigues against Velasco - Philipine Isles - Death of Velasco - Marques de Falces — Baptism of the grand - children of Cortéz - Conspiracy against the Mar- ques ...
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... establish absolutism - Iturbide promulgates the Plan of Iguala - Army of the Three Guaranties , CHAPTER IV . -O'Donoju Viceroy - Conduct of Iturbide - Novella - Revolt- Treaty of Cordova -- First Mexican Cortes - Iturbide Emperor - his ...
... establish absolutism - Iturbide promulgates the Plan of Iguala - Army of the Three Guaranties , CHAPTER IV . -O'Donoju Viceroy - Conduct of Iturbide - Novella - Revolt- Treaty of Cordova -- First Mexican Cortes - Iturbide Emperor - his ...
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... established the Spanish authority in the island, of which he was appointed Governor. Columbus, alter coasting the shores of Cuba for a great distance, had always believed that it constituted a portion of the continent, but it was soon ...
... established the Spanish authority in the island, of which he was appointed Governor. Columbus, alter coasting the shores of Cuba for a great distance, had always believed that it constituted a portion of the continent, but it was soon ...
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... 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 was ...
... 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 was ...
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... established friendly relations with their dreaded conqueror . Among the presents offered upon this occasion by the vanquished , were twenty female slaves ; and after one of the holy fathers had 24 AGUILAR AND MARIANA INTERPRETERS ...
... established friendly relations with their dreaded conqueror . Among the presents offered upon this occasion by the vanquished , were twenty female slaves ; and after one of the holy fathers had 24 AGUILAR AND MARIANA INTERPRETERS ...
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