10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAZIQUE»
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cazique in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The modern part of An universal history, from the earliest ...
then climbed up the steep mountains of Capira.and sell, by surprize, upon the
cazique Tanonagua, whom he took prisoner, and here he gained a booty in gold
to the amount of six thousand pieces of eight. Another neighbouring cazique ...
2
An universal history: from the earliest accounts to the ...
He then climbed up the steep mountains of Capira, , and sell, by surprize, upon
the cazique Tanonagua, wnom he took prifoner, gaining a booty in gold to the
amount os six thousand pieces of eight. Another neighbouring cazique, whose ...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower, 1763
3
The Modern Part of an Universal History: From the Earliest ...
He then climbed up the steep mountains of Capira, find sell, by surprize, upon the
cazique Taninagua, whom he took prifoner, gaining a booty in gold to the amount
of six thousand pieces of" eight. Another neighbouring cazique, whose name ...
4
The Treasure of la Malinche
The Memoirs of Doña Marina The Fat Cazique of Sempoalla himself greeted us
at the town square and he was indeed the fattest human I have ever seen. With
great ceremony, he and Cortés greeted each other then he ordered that we be ...
5
A General History of North and South America: Including the ...
On the 24th of April, the Puny arrived at Altaraca ; and from thence advanced r
Oeut£, where the cazique sent 2000 men with presets to the general, and gave
him 400 of his subsets for service. The Spaniards afterwards visited Josaqui, and
...
6
An Universal History, from the Earliest Account of Time
Pretending that he would regard the cazique as his fi iend, he sell upon his town
in the night, and collected in gold to the amount of sorty thoufand castql- lanos ;
but the cazique made his escape, laid a snare sor the Spaniard, surrounded him,
...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower, 1763
7
The Baltimore Literary Monument
ceived with demonstrations of the warmest regard. “Welcome,” cried the Cazique
as he entered—“welcome my doating Spaniard, whose name is dear to my heart,
and whose happiness I would give my life to secure." “You are beautiful to-dsy, ...
8
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
I made many sales ,of land for the Cazique M'Gregor, and received money to the
amount of several hundred pounds; I think, not 1,000]. My office still continues;
but I have sold no more, since we heard of the failure of the settlement. I do not ...
9
A New and Accurate History of South America
THE admiral was informed, that the cazique, or the king of this part of the island,
was coming to pay him a visit, attended by two hundred men, with his tutor and
counsellors ; the cazique being carried on a bier on their shoulders; and when he
...
10
A new and accurate History of South America ... With ...
THE admiral was informed, that the cazique, or - the king of this part of the island,
was coming to pay him a Visit, attended by two hundred men, with his tutor and
counsellors -, the cazique being carried on a bier on their shoulders; and when ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CAZIQUE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cazique is used in the context of the following news items.
Getting Scrabble-d over the NCAA Tourney
I think Gonzaga's Mark Few once may have recruited a cazique to be his backup center, because the Zags have post players from all over the ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, Mar 15»
What The Fraudster Knows
MacGregor, the Cazique, understood the desire in 1820s London to rub shoulders with soldiers returned from Latin America, while also making ... «Huffington Post, Nov 14»
The king of con-men
He was, he claimed, the “Cazique” or Prince of this land—Poyais—located near the Black River, in modern-day Honduras (see map). «The Economist, Dec 12»
The Fake Taliban and Other Great Diplo-Scams
His Highness the Cazique of Poyais, as MacGregor styled himself, claimed that this new nation possessed untapped resources and a friendly ... «Foreign Policy, Nov 10»
