...quicksilver and tobacco were monopolies; and offices were regularly sold to the highest bidder. Nevertheless the Spanish occupation brought many incontestable benefits to South America. To say nothing of the civilised system of jurisprudence, the letters and the religion which have made the peoples of the...

...degenerated into downright idolatry; chronic revolutions and bankruptcy. —Krazilian Journal Nevertheless the Spanish occupation brought many incontestable...and valuable animals, grains, and fruits raised the level of average well-being among the surviving inhabitants. Horses, asses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs,...

...degenerated into downright idolatry; chronic revolutions and bankruptcy. — Brazilian Journal Nevertheless the Spanish occupation brought many incontestable...letters and the religion which have made the peoples pf the continent members of the great western European family, the introduction of new and valuable...

...into downright idolatry; chronic revolutions and bankW ^ ruptcy. x^ — Brazilian Journal Nevertheless the Spanish occupation brought many incontestable...civilized system of jurisprudence, the letters and ys^ the religion which have made the peoples of the continent members of the great western European...

...from the beginning, the Spanish occupation — and the same thing could be said of the Portuguese, brought many incontestable benefits to South America....and valuable animals, grains, and fruits raised the level of average well-being among the surviving inhabitants. Horses, asses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs,...

...even from the beginning, the Spanish occupation —and the same thing could be said of the Portuguese, brought many incontestable benefits to South America....and valuable animals, grains, and fruits raised the level of average well-being among the surviving inhabitants. Horses, asses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs,...

...colonies to a higher national plane; they transformed the untutored savage into a unit of civilization. "To say nothing of the civilized system of jurisprudence,...and valuable animals, grains, and fruits raised the level of average well-being among the surviving * EA Ross, "South of Panama," Preface. inhabitants....

...South America the colonial control brought many unquestionable benefits, among which Dawson enumerates the civilized system of jurisprudence, the letters,...introduction of new and valuable animals, grains and fruits. "Horses, asses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, chickens, pigeons, wheat, barley, oats, rice, olives, grapes,...