The early Spanish Main / Carl Ortwin Sauer.
Berkeley : University of California Press, 1966Description: xii, 306 pages : illustrations, maps ; 27 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- Indians of the West Indies
- Discoveries in geography -- Spanish
- Indians of the West Indies
- Indians of the West Indies
- Native Americans -- West Indies
- Spanish Main
- America -- Discovery and exploration -- Spanish
- Spanish America
- Am erique latine -- Histoire -- Jusqu' a 1830
- America
- South America -- Spanish Main
- Spanish Main
- America -- Discovery and exploration -- Spanish
- Latin America -- History -- To 1600
- America -- Exploration -- Spanish
- America Discovery and exploration Spanish
- Indians of the West Indies
- Spanish Main
- 972.902 Sau
- F2161 .S25
- F2161
- 7,34
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction -- The discovery -- Aboriginal condition of the islands -- Espa nola under Columbus -- Change of government license to discover (1499-1502) -- Veragua, last venture of Columbus (1502-1504) -- Organization of the Indies (1502-1509) -- Attempts to occupy Tierra Firme (1504-1509) -- Expansion from Espa nola (1509-1519) -- Island crisis and its effects (1509-1519) -- Entry to Dari en and the South Sea (1511-1514) -- Cuevan country and people -- Castilla del Oro (1514-1519) -- Indian lands of father Castilla del Oro -- Establishment on the South Sea -- Native decline and ecologic change in Castilla del Oro -- The end of the era.
Describes the stages of Spain's brutal conquest and administration of the New World, from 1492 to 1519, emphasizing its dislocation of advanced native cultures.
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