A Course of Lectures On the Intellectual History of Spanish America
A Course of Lectures On the Intellectual History of Spanish America
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00 a dozen in Chile .
The price of vearing apparel t. -as of course, in proportion* There is a record of a rill dated in 162 in rhich Francisco Rivero left to his son his "trousers of black velvet" hich he declared had cost him 0600. 00 and they rere rithout expensive ornament* A century later a pl*. In coat of European cloth cost 0900. 000 (Of. Chishoim "The Independence of Chile" p, 54).
The revenues from the colonies to the cro^m, r. Rere handsome. In the year 1556 the royal exchequer ras en...riched by 07, 000, 000 free, one of the royal taxes alone, the royal "quintox". In 1635, 016, 000, 000 passed from America to Spain, and in 1796, from Near Spain alone the crom received the enormous sum of 017, 000, 000. 00.
The Spanish institutions in America ". -ere modeled after those of 5Lpain and vere veil adapted to Spanish temperament, training and traditions*. Yet Spanish administration TUS not ass efficient as it might have been since the resources of Spain itself -vere too inadequate, the >jiiericas~ere too vast and distant, the means of communication too poor, and the task of creating a ner society out of a fusion of a fev thousand Europeans sith millions of aborigines ""as too great an undertaking* As a rule there vs too much red tape and routine that the administration r-'as necessarily slo* r and cumbersome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 a dozen in Chile .
The price of vearing apparel t. -as of course, in proportion* There is a record of a rill dated in 162 in rhich Francisco Rivero left to his son his "trousers of black velvet" hich he declared had cost him 0600. 00 and they rere rithout expensive ornament* A century later a pl*. In coat of European cloth cost 0900. 000 (Of. Chishoim "The Independence of Chile" p, 54).
The revenues from the colonies to the cro^m, r. Rere handsome. In the year 1556 the royal exchequer ras en...riched by 07, 000, 000 free, one of the royal taxes alone, the royal "quintox". In 1635, 016, 000, 000 passed from America to Spain, and in 1796, from Near Spain alone the crom received the enormous sum of 017, 000, 000. 00.
The Spanish institutions in America ". -ere modeled after those of 5Lpain and vere veil adapted to Spanish temperament, training and traditions*. Yet Spanish administration TUS not ass efficient as it might have been since the resources of Spain itself -vere too inadequate, the >jiiericas~ere too vast and distant, the means of communication too poor, and the task of creating a ner society out of a fusion of a fev thousand Europeans sith millions of aborigines ""as too great an undertaking* As a rule there vs too much red tape and routine that the administration r-'as necessarily slo* r and cumbersome.
What to read after A Course of Lectures On the Intellectual History of Spanish America?
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