 | bernard moses, ph.d., ll.d. - 1908 - 380 páginas
...meet the the needs of the inhabitants of the country; but in the Spanish colonies the population of country grew to meet the needs of the towns. The primary...live in the town, and to derive his support from the labor of the Indians and of such other persons as found themselves compelled by unfavorable circumstances... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1908 - 380 páginas
...meet the the needs of the inhabitants of the country; but in the Spanish colonies the population of country grew to meet the needs of the towns. The primary...live in the town, and to derive his support from the labor of the Indians and of such other persons as found themselves compelled by unfavorable circumstances... | |
 | Bernard Moses - 1908 - 374 páginas
...meet the the needs of the inhabitants of the country ; but in the Spanish colonies the population of country grew to meet the needs of the towns. The primary...support from its cultivation. The primary plan of the Spanish"1 colonist was to live in the town, and to derive ) v his support from the labor of the Indians... | |
 | Roger Bigelow Merriman - 1925 - 748 páginas
...the English colonies of America the town grew up to meet the needs of the inhabitants of the country, in the Spanish colonies the population of the country grew to meet the needs of the towns."1 All this was fully in accordance with the best Iberian traditions, and the revival of the... | |
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Indies, in keeping with their regard for details in general, prescribed the forms to be observed in founding a town. In the English colonies of America the town grew up to meet the needs of the inhabitants of the country ; but in the Spanish colonies... 