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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... resolved to occupy the adjacent isle of Fernandina,—as it was then called, — amid whose virgin mountains and forests he hoped to find new mines to repair the loss of those which were rapidly failing in Hispaniola. 1 For the conquest of ...
... resolved to occupy the adjacent isle of Fernandina,—as it was then called, — amid whose virgin mountains and forests he hoped to find new mines to repair the loss of those which were rapidly failing in Hispaniola. 1 For the conquest of ...
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... resolved to fit out another armament on a scale, in some degree, commensurate with the military subjugation of the country, should he find himself opposed by its sovereign and people. After considerable doubt, difficulty and delay, be ...
... resolved to fit out another armament on a scale, in some degree, commensurate with the military subjugation of the country, should he find himself opposed by its sovereign and people. After considerable doubt, difficulty and delay, be ...
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... resolved to occupy the adjacent isle of Fernandina , as it was then called , amid whose virgin mountains and forests he hoped to find new mines to repair the loss of those which were rapidly failing in Hispaniola . 1 For the conquest of ...
... resolved to occupy the adjacent isle of Fernandina , as it was then called , amid whose virgin mountains and forests he hoped to find new mines to repair the loss of those which were rapidly failing in Hispaniola . 1 For the conquest of ...
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... resolved to fit out another armament on a scale , in some degree , commensurate with the military subjugation of the country , should he find himself opposed by its sovereign and people . After considerable doubt , difficulty and delay ...
... resolved to fit out another armament on a scale , in some degree , commensurate with the military subjugation of the country , should he find himself opposed by its sovereign and people . After considerable doubt , difficulty and delay ...
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... resolved by these men to submit their complaints against Velasquez to the higher authorities in Hispaniola , and the daring Cortéz was fixed on as the bearer of the message in an open boat , 18 CORTEZ CAPTAIN GENERAL OF THE ARMADA ...
... resolved by these men to submit their complaints against Velasquez to the higher authorities in Hispaniola , and the daring Cortéz was fixed on as the bearer of the message in an open boat , 18 CORTEZ CAPTAIN GENERAL OF THE ARMADA ...
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