The West in American HistoryThomas Y. Crowell Company, 1937 - 682 halaman |
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... Spanish requirements of tribute and personal service , and their suppression of native religions , were galling to the Indians and they listened readily to ... Spanish advance into Arizona , like that into New SPANISH CONQUISTADORS 31.
... Spanish requirements of tribute and personal service , and their suppression of native religions , were galling to the Indians and they listened readily to ... Spanish advance into Arizona , like that into New SPANISH CONQUISTADORS 31.
Halaman 36
... Spanish expedi- tion under Pedro de Villazur was annihilated in northern Col- orado by French - armed Indians , many of whom come from as far as Wisconsin . In the end the hold of the Spanish on Texas was made sure and firm . Thereafter ...
... Spanish expedi- tion under Pedro de Villazur was annihilated in northern Col- orado by French - armed Indians , many of whom come from as far as Wisconsin . In the end the hold of the Spanish on Texas was made sure and firm . Thereafter ...
Halaman 37
... Spanish colonial government was firmly established . Spanish rule in Louisiana lasted less than thirty - five years after the coming of O'Reilly . During this period the time and thought of the governors were largely occupied with ...
... Spanish colonial government was firmly established . Spanish rule in Louisiana lasted less than thirty - five years after the coming of O'Reilly . During this period the time and thought of the governors were largely occupied with ...
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LIST OF MAPS PAGE | 11 |
Early Spanish Explorations | 23 |
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