The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 1Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1967 |
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... Spanish language , were governed by Spanish laws , and were in all respects Spanish subjects . Of these latter possessions , some had been first cultivated and settled by the Spaniards , but the most valuable portions were , when ...
... Spanish language , were governed by Spanish laws , and were in all respects Spanish subjects . Of these latter possessions , some had been first cultivated and settled by the Spaniards , but the most valuable portions were , when ...
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... Spanish possessions in America , was the separation of Louisiana from the dominion of Spain . This extensive region was explored and settled by the French about the close of the eighteenth century , and was ceded , or as the Spaniards ...
... Spanish possessions in America , was the separation of Louisiana from the dominion of Spain . This extensive region was explored and settled by the French about the close of the eighteenth century , and was ceded , or as the Spaniards ...
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... Spanish supremacy , after the elevation of Don Antonio Perez , a Mexican priest of great talents and cha- racter , to the bishoprick of Puebla , the second ecclesiastical dignity in the country . While things were thus under the wise ...
... Spanish supremacy , after the elevation of Don Antonio Perez , a Mexican priest of great talents and cha- racter , to the bishoprick of Puebla , the second ecclesiastical dignity in the country . While things were thus under the wise ...
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