The History of America, Band 3F. A. Schraembl, 1787 |
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... Mexico , having obtained the government of Guatimala as a recompence for his valour , foon became difgufted with a life of uniform tran- quillity , and longed to be again engaged in the buftle of military fervice . The glory and wealth ...
... Mexico , having obtained the government of Guatimala as a recompence for his valour , foon became difgufted with a life of uniform tran- quillity , and longed to be again engaged in the buftle of military fervice . The glory and wealth ...
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... Mexico . In re- compence of his brother's fervices , his autho- rity was confirmed with new powers and pri- vileges , and the addition of feventy leagues , extending along the coaft , to the fouthward of the territory granted in his ...
... Mexico . In re- compence of his brother's fervices , his autho- rity was confirmed with new powers and pri- vileges , and the addition of feventy leagues , extending along the coaft , to the fouthward of the territory granted in his ...
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... Mexico and Peru imitated the fatal example of their coun trymen fettled in the islands , and employed themselves in fearching for gold and filver with the fame inconfiderate eagerness . Similar ef- fects followed . The natives employed ...
... Mexico and Peru imitated the fatal example of their coun trymen fettled in the islands , and employed themselves in fearching for gold and filver with the fame inconfiderate eagerness . Similar ef- fects followed . The natives employed ...
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... Mexico as Vifitador or fuperintendent of that country , and to co - operate with Antonio ' de Mendoza , the viceroy , in enforcing them . He appointed Blafco Nugnez Vela to be go- vernor of Peru , with the title of Viceroy ; and in ...
... Mexico as Vifitador or fuperintendent of that country , and to co - operate with Antonio ' de Mendoza , the viceroy , in enforcing them . He appointed Blafco Nugnez Vela to be go- vernor of Peru , with the title of Viceroy ; and in ...
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... Mexico to the Spanish crown , farther removed from the infpection of the parent ftate , and intoxicated with the fudden acqui- fition of wealth , carried on all their operation with greater licence and irregularity than any body of ...
... Mexico to the Spanish crown , farther removed from the infpection of the parent ftate , and intoxicated with the fudden acqui- fition of wealth , carried on all their operation with greater licence and irregularity than any body of ...
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