 Toledo's time was so distributed that war, agriculture, and poetry each claimed a share. He became an alcalde of Chilian, acquired extensive lands stocked with sheep and cattle, and at least on one occasion he suffered the not uncommon experience of having...  Spanish Colonial Literature in South America - Página 204por Bernard Moses - 1922 - 661 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 504 páginas
...Spaniard. up behind one of them and rid away with them, for all his deepe and damnable othes which hee had made continually to our general and all his company never to forsake him, but to die on his side before he would be false. Our Generall seeing how he was dealt withall, filled... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt - 1904 - 524 páginas
...Spaniard. up behind one of them and rid away with them, for all his deepe and damnable othes which hee had made continually to our general and all his company never to forsake him, but to die on his side before he would be false. Our Generall seeing how he was dealt withall, filled... | |
 | Philip Frederick Alexander - 1916 - 262 páginas
...said Fernando leaped up behind one of them and rid away with them, for all his deep and damnable oaths which he had made continually to our General and all his company never to forsake him, but to die on his side before he would be false. Our General, seeing how he was dealt withal, filled... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1922 - 748 páginas
...audiencia, in the absence of the viceroy, to send assistance to the impoverished and distressed colony. (7) Quoted by Barros Arana, Hist. de Chile, in, 27. After...Spaniards. Before Cavendish's men were able to regain their ships,twel ve of them were killed by the Spaniards. That Fernando was held as a prisoner by heretics... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1922 - 754 páginas
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 | Richard Hakluyt - 1927 - 328 páginas
...leaped up behind one of them and rid away with them, for all his deepe and damnable othes which hee had made continually to our general and all his company never to forsake him, but to die on his side before he would be false. Our Generall seeing how he was dealt withall, filled... | |
 | Richard Hakluyt, Ralph Burland Bodilly - 1927 - 288 páginas
...leaped up behind one of them and rid away with them, for all his deepe and damnable othes which hee had made continually to our general and all his company never to forsake him, but to die on his side before he would be false." This man had been saved from a miserable end and... | |
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