Sketch of the history of Spanish America to the revolution. History and present state of Mexico. History of the revolution in Mexico. Geographical and historical view of Texas; with a detailed account of the Texan revolution and warH. Huntington, jun., 1837 |
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... liberal princi- ples roused the jealousy , and brought upon him the hostility , of the viceroy , who sent a body of troops from Peru to oppose him , and check his innovations . These troops were defeated by An- tequera , who entered the ...
... liberal princi- ples roused the jealousy , and brought upon him the hostility , of the viceroy , who sent a body of troops from Peru to oppose him , and check his innovations . These troops were defeated by An- tequera , who entered the ...
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... liberal and enlightened in 1778 , which in a great degree removed the restrictions on commerce , and opened a free trade with the northern country and the interior of Peru . From this period Buenos Ayres began to acquire that importance ...
... liberal and enlightened in 1778 , which in a great degree removed the restrictions on commerce , and opened a free trade with the northern country and the interior of Peru . From this period Buenos Ayres began to acquire that importance ...
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... liberal principles , the mining operations in Mexico will in a few years become as extensive and productive as at the most favourable periods during the colonial government ; and at no distant period the products of the mines will ...
... liberal principles , the mining operations in Mexico will in a few years become as extensive and productive as at the most favourable periods during the colonial government ; and at no distant period the products of the mines will ...
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... liberal and enlightened princi- ples of the constitution in which it is imbodied . It is supposed , however , that the condition of the population , and the influence of the clergy was such in Mexico , as not to ad©¥nit of a more liberal ...
... liberal and enlightened princi- ples of the constitution in which it is imbodied . It is supposed , however , that the condition of the population , and the influence of the clergy was such in Mexico , as not to ad©¥nit of a more liberal ...
127 ÆäÀÌÁö
... liberal princi- ples of the constitution of which it composes a part , and casts the only dark shade on the luminous political horizon of the nation , and its fair prospect of a splendid career of moral , political , and social ...
... liberal princi- ples of the constitution of which it composes a part , and casts the only dark shade on the luminous political horizon of the nation , and its fair prospect of a splendid career of moral , political , and social ...
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