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Page vii
... hold the country against foreign intrud- ers and against the inroads of savage tribes . They were far from the centers of Spanish colonial civilization , in the West Indies , Central America , Mexico , and Peru . The rule of Spain has ...
... hold the country against foreign intrud- ers and against the inroads of savage tribes . They were far from the centers of Spanish colonial civilization , in the West Indies , Central America , Mexico , and Peru . The rule of Spain has ...
Page x
... hold . On the contrary , it is growing stronger . In short , the Southwest is as Spanish in color and historical background as New England is Puritan , as New York is Dutch , or as New Orleans is French . - My original manuscript for ...
... hold . On the contrary , it is growing stronger . In short , the Southwest is as Spanish in color and historical background as New England is Puritan , as New York is Dutch , or as New Orleans is French . - My original manuscript for ...
Page 14
... hold their tails and allow them to rest . " If any one be disposed to doubt these stories let him ponder well what Peter Mar- tyr says : " Each may accept or reject my account as he chooses . Envy is a plague natural to the human race ...
... hold their tails and allow them to rest . " If any one be disposed to doubt these stories let him ponder well what Peter Mar- tyr says : " Each may accept or reject my account as he chooses . Envy is a plague natural to the human race ...
Page 36
... hold Vaca as a slave ; but he slipped away and stole out along the river bank- the Colorado , it seems- where , as he had heard , the Indians who had white men with them were gathering pecans for their winter's food store . Here he ...
... hold Vaca as a slave ; but he slipped away and stole out along the river bank- the Colorado , it seems- where , as he had heard , the Indians who had white men with them were gathering pecans for their winter's food store . Here he ...
Page 70
... hold of him . But still he had nerve . From his straw pallet he dispatched a messenger commanding the chief of Quigaltam across the river to send him carriers and provisions ; for he was the " Child of the Sun , " and " whence he came ...
... hold of him . But still he had nerve . From his straw pallet he dispatched a messenger commanding the chief of Quigaltam across the river to send him carriers and provisions ; for he was the " Child of the Sun , " and " whence he came ...
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