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Meanings of spanish viceroy in English
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Usage of spanish viceroy in English
1
He recalled the names of the principal roads,-theroads of the old Spanish viceroys.
2
The Spanish viceroys, alarmed for their own authority, met the movement with unsparing hostility.
3
He acted for many years as Spanish Viceroy of Milan.
4
The Spanish viceroys ruled with an iron hand over Milan, Naples, Sicily, and Sardinia.
5
The best streets, the palaces, the monumental fountain, had come from the Spanish viceroys.
6
Building of Manila which is made the seat of the Spanish viceroy in the Philippines.
7
Some historians suspect they may even include those of the last Spanish viceroy of New Spain.
8
Mexican independence was for a time abandoned, and the Spanish viceroys were more tyrannical than ever.
9
In eighteen twenty-one, Austin, with the permission of the Spanish viceroy in Mexico, introduced three hundred families.
10
In August, however, the Spanish viceroy of India, Don Alphonso de Castro, made his appearance on the scene.
11
When the Spanish viceroy fled, the inhabitants themselves rallied to the defense of the country and drove out the invaders.
12
These were great, reddish houses of the time of the Spanish viceroys, or palaces of the reign of Charles III.
13
Once rid of their Spanish viceroys, the Mexicans found themselves little better off than they had been under their rule.
14
Monterey was named after the Spanish Viceroy of Mexico, who at the time of her discovery, was the Count of Monterey.
15
The Spanish Viceroy was at this time Pietro Alvarez de Toledo, Marquis of Villafranca, and uncle of the famous Duke of Alva.
16
At Bogoth, in particular, the new Spanish viceroy installed by Morillo waged a savage war on all suspected of aiding the patriot cause.