 | Horatio Oliver Ladd - 1891 - 512 strani
...present boundaries of the United States territory, and "for the sixth time since 1539, the Spaniards took formal possession of all the Kingdoms and provinces of New Mexico." * The country was mostly inhabited by wandering Indians below this point. He crossed the Rio Grande... | |
 | Herbert Eugene Bolton - 1908 - 512 strani
...reinforcements of oxen. On the 26th the caravan was reunited on the Rio Grande, and on the 30th Onate took formal possession "of all the kingdoms and provinces...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip. There was a sermon, a great religious and secular celebration, a great salute, and much rejoicing.... | |
 | Bruce T. Ellis, Paul A. F. Walter - 1921 - 680 strani
...of El Paso, Texas, and, on the 26th, camped on the Rio Grande, just below the city. Four days later he took formal possession "of all the Kingdoms and...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip." On the 4th of May he crossed the river at El Paso, and two months later had arrived at 'the Pueblo... | |
 | Allen Johnson - 1921 - 352 strani
...servants, thirty horses and mules, and a silken banner. Instead of continuing down the Conchos, Onate opened a new trail direct to the Rio Grande. Early...comedy written by Captain Farfan. On the 4th of May Ofiate crossed the Rio Grande at El Paso. Then with sixty men he went ahead in person "to pacify the... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Public Lands and Surveys - 1923 - 296 strani
...city of El Paso, Tex., and on the 26th camped on the Rio Grande just below the city. Four days later he took formal possession "of all the Kingdoms and...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip." On the 4th of May he crossed the river at El Paso, and two months later had arrived at the Pueblo of... | |
 | Charles Wilson Hackett - 1923 - 532 strani
...force was reunited on April 26. On April 30, three leagues further up the river, Onate formally took possession " of all the kingdoms and provinces of...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip ".'• Continuing from there five and one-half leagues up-stream, Onate and his entire force on May... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Public Lands - 1923 - 296 strani
...city of El Paso, Tex., and on the 26th camped on the Rio Grande just below the city. Four days later he took formal possession "of all the Kingdoms and...of New Mexico, on the Rio del Norte, in the name of OUT Lord King Philip." On the 4th of May he crossed the river at El Paso, and two months later had... | |
 | Hutton Webster - 1924 - 312 strani
...de Onate arrived -With several hundred colonists at the Rio Grande (near the present El Paso), and took formal possession "of all the kingdoms and provinces...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip." Santa Fe, the second oldest town within the borders of the United States, was founded in 1609 on the... | |
 | Alfredo Mirandé, Evangelina Enríquez - 1981 - 296 strani
...northward toward what is today El Paso and up the Rio Grande. On April 30, 1598 Onate formally took possession "of all the kingdoms and provinces of New...Rio del Norte, in the name of our Lord King Philip. There was a sermon, a great religious and secular celebration, a great salute, and much rejoicing.... | |
 | Tom McHugh - 1979 - 412 strani
...and Montezuma, inherited the Spanish thirst for conquest. In 1598 he arrived at the Rio Grande and took formal possession "of all the kingdoms and provinces of New Mexico ... in the name of our Lord King Philip." Establishing a colony at El Paso, he turned his attention... | |
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Early in April (1598) he reached the Medanos, the great sand dunes south of El Paso. On the twenty-sixth he camped on the river just below El Paso. Here on the thirtieth he took formal possession "of all the Kingdoms and provinces of New Mexico, on the... 
