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Значение слова pític в словаре румынский языка
PÍTIC adj. пл. игры ~ what = игры, которые проводились каждые четыре года в Дельфах, Греция, в честь бога Аполо. (\u0026 lt; / fr / jeux / pythiques) PÍTIC adj. pl. jocuri ~ce = jocuri care aveau loc din patru în patru ani la Delfi, în Grecia, în cinstea zeului Apolo. (< fr. /jeux/ pythiques)
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Acequia Culture: Water, Land, and Community in the Southwest
Excerpts from El Plan de Pitic de 1789 y las nuevas poblaciones proyectadas en las Provincias Internas de la Nueva Espana The Plan de Pitic was drawn by the office of the General Comandante in 1789 for the founding of a new town at Pitic ...
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Los Paisanos: Spanish Settlers on the Northern Frontier of ...
The Villa de San Pedro de la Conquista del Pitic was officially established in 1783. Extensive instructions drawn up by engineer Don Manuel Mascaro but not approved by royal authorities until 1789 were issued for the founding and ...
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Between Two Rivers: The Atrisco Land Grant in Albuquerque
a brief view of the historical precedent of the Plan de Pitic see Jane C. Sánchez, “The Plan of Pitic: Galindo Navarro's Letter to Teodoro de Croix, Comandante General de las Provincias Internas,” Colonial Latin American Historical Review 3, ...
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The Presidio and Militia on the Northern Frontier of New ... - Pagina 373
sidio named San Pedro de la Conquista, alias El Pitic, to the place called San Pedro de la Conquista, or San Miguel. San Miguel is located between the pueblo called Los Angeles and that of Nuestra Senora del Pópulo of the Seri nation.4 ...
Thomas H. Naylor, Charles W. Polzer, 1997
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Wandering Peoples: Colonialism, Ethnic Spaces, and ... - Pagina 217
cropping, rental, "sharing," and "lending" pasture and cropland undoubtedly created bonds among households in Pitic. Nevertheless, the 1817 town meetings show that alongside a nucleus of landholding veci- nos — the propios — lived a ...
Cynthia Radding Murrieta, 1997
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Plant Modification For More Efficient Water Use - Pagina 43
Pitic 62, a cultivar with a very high yield potential, has shown remarkable resistance to drought on the Canadian prairies. In 1968—69, White Grain, Penjamo, Sonora 64, Selkirk, Thatcher, and Pitic were subjected to a preliminary root study.
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Landscapes of Power and Identity: Comparative Histories in ...
these same themes. San Pedro de la Conquista de Pitic was founded at the confluence of the Sonora and San Miguel rivers in 1741. Four decades later, the settlement comprised a mixed population of vecinos, Cunca'ac (Seris and Guaymas), ...
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Casa cu rodii - Pagina 45
Dar micul pitic nu dădu nici un răspuns. Si Infanta îl călcă în picioare şi îl chemă pe unchiul ei, care se plimba pe terasă cu şambelanul, citind câteva scrisori diplomatice din Mexic, unde se stabilise de curând SfântU| OficiU. - Piticul meu cel ...
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The Colonial History of the City of San Francisco - Pagina 32
So that the "Plan of Pitic" promulgated at Chihuahua, on the 14th of November, 1789, became at that time the law of colonization of the Comandancia- " General of the Four Interior Provinces of the West," namely, California, Sonora, New ...
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Pedro de Rivera and the Military Regulations for Northern ...
I suggested that the presidio of Sinaloa be moved 160 leagues to the north to a place called Pitic, which is twenty leagues from the sea. There the presidio would serve to contain those Indians who have apostatized the faith and mingled with ...
Thomas H. Naylor, Charles W. Polzer, 1988
