The American Historical Review, Volumen21John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1916 American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... tion welcomed all comers with Californian openness of hand and mind . The general receptions at the California Building , at the house of President Wheeler , and at the hall of the Native Sons , the luncheons at the two universities ...
... tion welcomed all comers with Californian openness of hand and mind . The general receptions at the California Building , at the house of President Wheeler , and at the hall of the Native Sons , the luncheons at the two universities ...
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... tion , which he was expected to correct . His reforms , supported by the Marqués de la Croix , and followed up by Bucareli and Revil- lagigedo , his creation of the Provincias Internas , his establishment of the intendancy system ...
... tion , which he was expected to correct . His reforms , supported by the Marqués de la Croix , and followed up by Bucareli and Revil- lagigedo , his creation of the Provincias Internas , his establishment of the intendancy system ...
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... tion to the more aristocratie rectors and vicars , were usually ap- pointed from the middle and lower classes28 and that many of them sense , and throughout my discussion I am referring to those stipendiary priests , whether chaplains ...
... tion to the more aristocratie rectors and vicars , were usually ap- pointed from the middle and lower classes28 and that many of them sense , and throughout my discussion I am referring to those stipendiary priests , whether chaplains ...
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... tion of Government , the lessening or destroying that of a Rival , has the same effect , as if this Kingdom had enlarged the Sources of its own Wealth . . . . But , as an Ascendancy is to be gained by checking the Growth of theirs , as ...
... tion of Government , the lessening or destroying that of a Rival , has the same effect , as if this Kingdom had enlarged the Sources of its own Wealth . . . . But , as an Ascendancy is to be gained by checking the Growth of theirs , as ...
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... tion , at least so long as British naval strength remained predomi- nant . On the other hand , however , the doctrine of the balance of power which , as I have already pointed out , was the political ob- verse of mercantilism ...
... tion , at least so long as British naval strength remained predomi- nant . On the other hand , however , the doctrine of the balance of power which , as I have already pointed out , was the political ob- verse of mercantilism ...
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