10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPANISH WEST AFRICAN»
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Spanish West African in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Accounting by the First Public Company: The Pursuit of Supremacy
By 1592, the Dutch regularly defied the Spanish West African monopoly and had
initiated a regular commerce with the Gulf of Guinea (Unger, 1940, p. 195; Sluiter,
1948, p. 170; de Haan, 1977, pp. 71–73). Dutch ships are also known to have ...
Warwick Funnell, Jeffrey Robertson,
2013
expensive and unsuccessful attempt to occupy and develope the Spanish West
African possessions, Fernando Po, Annobon, and Cape San Juan. These two
expeditions, however, are far from being the most important of those undertaken
by ...
Henry Butler Clarke,
2013
3
Modern Spain, 1875-1980
xi] Foreign and Colonial policy 269 expensive and unsuccessful attempt to
occupy and develope the Spanish West African possessions, Fernando Po,
Annobon, and Cape San Juan. These two expeditions, however, are far from
being the ...
4
The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music
Secular music traveled from Mexico and through Spanish-held territories in what
is now the southwestern United States. As mestizo culture (a blending of Spanish
, West African, and American Indian cultures) developed, new forms, such as ...
Garland Encyclopedia of World Music,,
2013
5
Encyclopedia of Hispanic-American Literature, Second Edition
HispanicAmerican literature, asweshall see, reckonswith the complexity of
Spanish,West African, and indigenous culturesthat havemet, clashed,and
merged with one another. Taken together, audiences can read MexicanAmerican
, Puerto ...
6
The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: Africa ; ...
Secular music traveled from Mexico and through Spanish-held territories in what
is now the southwestern United States. As mestizo culture (a blending of Spanish
, West African, and American Indian cultures) developed, new forms, such as ...
7
Encyclopedia of the World's Minorities
History Cuban-Americans have a diverse ancestry of Spanish, West African, and
indigenous Caribbean origin. The island of Cuba was originally inhabited by
indigenous Taino peoples displaced and decimated by epidemics when the ...
8
Accents of English: Volume 3: Beyond the British Isles
but speakers of WAP are also to be found among coastal West African
communities in what were formerly French - and before 191 8 German - colonies,
as well as in the Portuguese and Spanish West African territories. The number of
those ...
9
Voodoo Queen: The Spirited Lives of Marie Laveau
Beautiful and multihued, both the Marie Laveaus were a mixture of races and
cultures—white, black, and red, French, Spanish, West African, Central African,
and Native American. Marie the First was born in 1801, at the beginning of the ...
10
San Cipriano; Life in a Puerto Rican Community
Some cultural traditions have had a minimal amount of influence on
contemporary Puerto Rican culture — i.e., the Arawak Indian tradition. Others
have been of major significance : the Spanish, West African, and, more currently,
the United ...