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Sodomy, Gender, and Identity in the Viceroyalty of Peru

2016
Fernanda Molina, Lucía Cordone
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Dupla Equidade Em Sentenças Do Vice-Reinado Do Prata No Final Do Século XVIII / Double Equity in Court Decisions in the Plata Viceroyalty During the Late Eighteenth Century

open access: yesRevista Direito E Práxis, 2017
DOI: 10.12957/dep.2017.21500Resumo A finalidade deste artigo é a de discutir o tema da motivação das sentenças judiciais no Vice-reinado do Prata no século XVIII.
Ruiz, Rafael, García-Huidobro, Joaquín
exaly   +1 more source

Fitzwilliam’s viceroyalty

1991
Abstract In the summer of 1794 it seemed that Irish politics had entered a period of comparative calm. The parliamentary reform movement had stalled, the catholics appeared for the immediate future to be satisfied and if the outcome of the fierce conflict being waged on the north-east borders of France was uncertain, the naval victory
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The River Plate Viceroyalty

2001
The River Plate is the name given to the river that flows past Buenos Aires into the Atlantic Ocean. It was also the name assigned to the territory which today forms the Argentine Republic. The river was discovered by Juan Diaz de Solis in 1516, who named it the Mar Dulce. This is considered as the traditional date of discovery.
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The Irish Viceroyalty in the Restoration Period

Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 1970
In 1660 someone transcribed into the ‘Town Book’ of Belfast a copy of ‘Verses presented to General Monck’:Advance, George Monck, and Monck St George shall be,England's restorer to its liberty,Scotland's protector, Ireland's president,Reducing all to a free parliament;And if thou dost intend the other thing,Go on, and all shall cry God save the king.
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Anthony Eden and the Indian viceroyalty, 1943

Diplomacy & Statecraft, 1997
This article sets out to examine the offer of the Indian Viceroyalty made early in 1943 by Winston Churchill to Anthony Eden. It seeks to explain the reasons why Churchill seemed ready, at the height of the Second World War, to lose his closest colleague in the British government and why Eden, who had been formally designated as Churchill's successor ...
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