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Risings of the Indians event

id: e_risings-of-the-indians_c3aee7
Probable 70%
Summary:  Events documented in the 3d appendix of the poem.
Completeness: 24/100 Grade F
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cited from Historia de la Nueva México, (1900)
Poem in 34 cantos. A reprint of the 1st edition printed at Alcalá de Henares in 1610, containing photographic reproductions of the original t.p. and portrait of the author. Issued as supplements to the Anales del Museo Nacional. "Los documentos que forman el Apendice I., colectad…

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Historia de la Nueva México,

villagrá, gaspar pérez de · 1900 · book · public_domain · details

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