The sale of public office in the Spanish Indies under the Hapsburgs /

Bibliographical footnotes.

A vocabulary and dialogues, in three languages, English, Spanish, and Portuguese, on subjects adapted to general use, as well as to military and naval affairs... : to which is added, an index of the Portuguese regular and irregular conjugations /

Texto a tres col.

A grammar of the Spanish language with practical exercises /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Spanish Protestants and their persecution by Philip II : a historical work /

Mode of access: Internet.

A new and accurate history of South-America : containing a particular account of some accidents leading to the discovery of the New World, of the discovery made by Columbus, and other adventures ... : with a full description of the spanish provinces of Chili, Paraguay, and Terra Firma : of Guiana, particularly of Surinam ..., and of Cayenne belonging to the french : of Brazil, subject to the Crown of Portugal : of that part of Paraguay possessed by the Jesuits, where they have established a new monarchy ... : including the geographical, natural, political, and commercial history of every province, with the religion, manners, and customs of the inhabitants : with Dissertations on the british, spanish, portuguese, french, dutch, and indian settlements /

Sabin,

American-Spanish euphemisms.

Mode of access: Internet.

The royal treasuries of the Spanish Empire in America /

Vol. 1: With the collaboration of Kendall W. Brown.

The new pocket dictionary of the English and Spanish languages : in two parts: Spanish and English-English and Spanish.

Portada paralela en castellano.

Travels from Buenos Ayres, by Potosi, to Lima : with notes by the translator, containing topographical descriptions of the spanish possessions in South America ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Spanish military nun; and, Revolt of the Tartars.

Added t.p.

Red Rupert, the American bucanier.: A tale of the Spanish Indies,

Mode of access: Internet.

Spanish literature : an elementary handbook with indices, etc.,

"Alphabetical list of a few of the principle authorities on Spanish literature": p. [278]-280.

The gilded man (El Dorado) and other pictures of the Spanish occupancy of America,

The gilded man: I. Cundinamarca. II. Meta. III. Omagua. IC. The expedition of Ursa and Aguirre.--Cibola: I. The Amazons. II. The seven cities. III. Francisco Vasquez Coronado. IV. The New Mexican pueblos. V. Quivira.---The massacre of Cholula (1519)--The age of the city of Santa Fé.--Jean L'Archévèque.

A review of Webster's system of orthography, from the United States democratic review, for March, 1856.

"The article is attributed to the pen of Edward S. Gould." cf. p. [2]

The Spanish ballads.

"This Chronicle of the Cid is wholly translation, but it is not the translation of any single work."--Pref. to the Chronicle.