 | Sir Arthur Helps - 1857 - 544 páginas
...the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers (la quarta plaga fue de los calpixques .... y ncgros}. 5. The excessive tributes and services demanded from...on that a man could scarcely make his way through them.* He describes the loss of life among the Indians from accidents caused by the demolition of old... | |
 | Sir Arthur Helps - 1871 - 324 páginas
...took place immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers (la quarto, plaga fue de los calpixques . . . y negros). 5. The...transport service for the mines. 10. The dissensions amongst the Spaniards themselves. Motolinia's description of the rebuilding of Mexico is both minute... | |
 | Alexander Del Mar - 1880 - 446 páginas
...famine which took place immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers. 5. The excessive tributes and services demanded from...the mines. 10. The dissensions among the Spaniards themselves/'3 In the description which he gives of the ninth plague, Father Motolinia dwells upon the... | |
 | Alexander Del Mar - 1880 - 410 páginas
...the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers. 5. The excessive tributes and ser-. vices demanded from the Indians. 6. The gold mines. 7. The...the mines. 10. The dissensions among the Spaniards themselves."3 In the description which he gives of the ninth plague, Father Motolinia dwells upon the... | |
 | Sir Arthur Helps - 1902 - 434 páginas
...took place immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers (fa quaria plaga fue de los calpixques . . . y negros). 5. The...transport service for the mines. 10. The dissensions amongst the Spaniards themselves. Motolinia's description of the rebuilding of Mexico is both minute... | |
 | Alexander Del Mar - 1901 - 540 páginas
...famine which took place immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers. 5. The excessive tributes and services demanded from...10. The dissensions among the Spaniards themselves." In the description which he gives of the Ninth plague, Father Motolinia dwells upon the loss of life... | |
 | Sir Arthur Helps - 1902 - 436 páginas
...immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers (la quarto, plaga Jtte de los calpixques . . . y negros). 5. The excessive...transport service for the mines. 10. The dissensions amongst the Spaniards themselves. Motolinia's description of the rebuilding of Mexico is both minute... | |
 | Sir Arthur Helps - 1902 - 446 páginas
...capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers (la quarta plaga Jue de los calpiiquex . . . y negros). 5. The excessive tributes and services...transport service for the mines. 10. The dissensions amongst the Spaniards themselves. Motolinia's description of the rebuilding of Mexico is both minute... | |
 | John Bernard Mannix - 1913 - 462 páginas
...been the ten plagues of New Spain. Three of them are connected with the mines — viz. the gold-mines, the making of slaves in order to work them in the mines, and the transport service for the mines. In the description which he gives of the ninth plague, Father... | |
 | John Bernard Mannix - 1913 - 470 páginas
...been the ten plagues of New Spain. Three of them are connected with the mines — viz. the gold-mines, the making of slaves in order to work them in the mines, and the transport service for the mines. In the description which he gives of the ninth plague, Father... | |
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Plagues of New Spain, 1. The small-pox.' 2. The slaughter during the Conquest. 3. A great famine which took place immediately after the capture of the city. 4. The Indian and negro overseers. 