Missions And Modern History a Study of the Missionary Aspects of Some Great Mov
Missions And Modern History a Study of the Missionary Aspects of Some Great Mov
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It was the tyranny of a distant Government that the people first began to question. Spain's attitude towards her colonies was suicidal. They were forbidden to trade with foreign nations or to engage in traffic between the provinces. And innumerable small limitations were laid upon agriculture and commerce. One community v/as for- bidden to plant vines; another to sow flax. One place could not export wines or almonds ; another could not build mills. The manifesto of the Constituent Congress of t...he United Provinces of South America, issued from Buenos Ayres, October 25, 181 7, set forth what the liberators held to have been the abuses of Spain. "From the moment when the Spaniards possessed themselves of these countries, they preferred the system of securing their pos- sessions by extermination, destruction and degradation. The plans of this extensive mischief were forthwith carried into effect, and have been continued without any intermission during the space of three hundred years. They began by assassinating the monarchs of Peru and they afterwards did the same with the other chieftains and 'Quoted by Butler, Mexico in Transition, p.
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It was the tyranny of a distant Government that the people first began to question. Spain's attitude towards her colonies was suicidal. They were forbidden to trade with foreign nations or to engage in traffic between the provinces. And innumerable small limitations were laid upon agriculture and commerce. One community v/as for- bidden to plant vines; another to sow flax. One place could not export wines or almonds ; another could not build mills. The manifesto of the Constituent Congress of t...he United Provinces of South America, issued from Buenos Ayres, October 25, 181 7, set forth what the liberators held to have been the abuses of Spain. "From the moment when the Spaniards possessed themselves of these countries, they preferred the system of securing their pos- sessions by extermination, destruction and degradation. The plans of this extensive mischief were forthwith carried into effect, and have been continued without any intermission during the space of three hundred years. They began by assassinating the monarchs of Peru and they afterwards did the same with the other chieftains and 'Quoted by Butler, Mexico in Transition, p.
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