Historia Colonial De Nicaragua

In 1817-four years before the end of Spanish presence in the Northern half of América- the territory of New Spain still included the States of Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah,Texas, Louisiana, and Florida.
This book provides comments (admittedly subjective in nature) about the lives and governments of the 64 most powerful men who ruled over this part the world during almost three centuries. Their lives are arranged in chronologic order to stress the line of continuity in their quest for power-and personal- justification, while resorting to very different ways and means in line with the personality of each viceroy.
The author makes abundant use of the professor Lewis Hanke’s opus: ‘Los Virreyes Españoles durante el Gobierno de la Casa de Austria’, a treasure of contemporary historical sources. 

En 1817- cuatro años antes de que terminase la presencia española en la mitad Norte de América, el territorio de Nueva España todavía comprendía los Estados de Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Luisiana, Nevada, Nuevo México, Texas y Utah.
Este libro ofrece comentarios (de reconocido de carácter subjetivo) sobre las vidas y gobernanzas de los 64 hombres más poderosos que rigieron en esta parte del mudo durante casi tres siglos. Sus semblanzas se presentan en orden cronológico para subrayar la continuidad en el celo para justificar el poder real, y a sí mismos, aunque mediante recursos y conductas distintos, en línea con la personalidad de cada virrey.
El autor hace uso abundante de la obra del profesor Lewis Hanke, verdadero tesoro de fuentes históricas coetáneas.

In 1817-four years before the end of Spanish presence in the Northern half of América- the territory of New Spain still included the States of Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah,Texas, Louisiana, and Florida. This book provides comments (admittedly subjective in nature) about the lives and governments of the 64 most powerful men who ruled over this part the world during almost three centuries. Their lives are arranged in chronologic order to stress the line of continuity in their quest for power-and personal- justification, while resorting to very different ways and means in line with the personality of each viceroy. The author makes abundant use of the professor Lewis Hanke’s opus: ‘Los Virreyes Españoles durante el Gobierno de la Casa de Austria’, a treasure of contemporary historical sources. En 1817- cuatro años antes de que terminase la presencia española en la mitad Norte de América, el territorio de Nueva España todavía comprendía los Estados de Arizona, ...