Meanings of province of spain in anglès

In 1870 the island was made a province of Spain, instead of a colony.

France had become a wilderness-anuncultivated, barbarous province of Spain.

The fairest provinces of Spain were almost depopulated, and large districts relapsed into primeval wilderness.

They invited the Walloons, Protestant refugees from the Belgic provinces of Spain, to emigrate to New Netherland.

To Publius Scipio and Marcus Silanus, their present province of Spain and their present armies were assigned.

America, in his eyes, was one vast province of Spain, to be vigilantly guarded against the intruding foreigner.

Was England to be reduced, like the Netherlands, to the condition of a mere outlying province of Spain?

Fortunately, they turned to the Pyrenees, and, sweeping over the mountains, overran for a season the province of Spain.

The Europeans mostly consist of emigrants from the southern provinces of Spain, with a few French, English, and Italians.

Leaving the province of Spain, after his praetorship, before Pompey's return to Italy, his great career of conquest commenced.

Soult invaded Portugal; in combination with him, two armies moved from Madrid upon the southern and the south-western provinces of Spain.

After crossing the Pyrenees, a very short time elapsed before the Gypsy hordes had bivouacked in the principal provinces of Spain.

Now in a single province of Spain, in the single year 1482, about 2000 persons were burned.

If the Vandals were what they are reported to have been, the name does not at all characterize the liveliest province of Spain.

During the last ten years the Queen had practically governed, and the kingdom seemed to be sinking back into a province of Spain.

Administration.-Froman administrative standpoint, Porto Rico is not considered as a colony, but as a province of Spain, assimilated to the remaining provinces.