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... number was never as large as 10,000 , they were a considerable source of trouble to the Spanish authorities . Run- aways would band together in the woods of Sierra de las Minas and with their bows and arrows would harass the countryside ...
... number was never as large as 10,000 , they were a considerable source of trouble to the Spanish authorities . Run- aways would band together in the woods of Sierra de las Minas and with their bows and arrows would harass the countryside ...
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... numbers . Then , there was the hope on the part of most of the ... large scale , the bulk of them were owned by small farmers . It is not too ... large owners must have been enormous , since they have been successful in impressing ...
... numbers . Then , there was the hope on the part of most of the ... large scale , the bulk of them were owned by small farmers . It is not too ... large owners must have been enormous , since they have been successful in impressing ...
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... large numbers of Negroes from rural to urban industrial centers did much to disturb the existence that Negroes led apart from the rest of the community . Indeed , the policy of forcing them into ghettoes in the larger cities had the ...
... large numbers of Negroes from rural to urban industrial centers did much to disturb the existence that Negroes led apart from the rest of the community . Indeed , the policy of forcing them into ghettoes in the larger cities had the ...
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Land of Their Fathers | 3 |
The African Way of Life | 14 |
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