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La tradition médiévale dans la colonisation de l'Amérique.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 October 2017

Henri Lapeyre
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Colonisations, Mondes Coloniaux (Comptes Rendus)
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Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , December 1956 , pp. 548 - 551
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Copyright © Les Éditions de l’EHESS 1956

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References

page 548 note 1. Italian Influences in Iberian Colonization (The Hispanic American Historical Revieiv, XXXII, n° 2, May 1953) ; La Historia de la America colonial y la colaboraciôn cientlfica internacional, Madrid, 1953 (Trabajos y Conferencias) ; Précédents médiévaux de la colonie en Amérique, Mexico, 1954 (Programme d'histoire de l'Amérique) ; Aspects de l'esclavage dans les colonies médiévales italiennes (Hommage à Lucien Febvre), Paris, A. Colin, 1954.

page 549 note 1. Cf. l'article récent, non cité par Verlinden, M., de Meus, F., II Commercio trasatlantico di una compagnia florentina stabilita à Siviglia a pochi anni dalle imprese di Cortes e Pizarro ( V Congreso de la Corona de Aragon, Zaragoza, 1954 Google Scholar).

page 549 note 2. Perez Emibid, F., El almirantazgo de Castilla hasta las capitulaciones de Santa Fé, Séville, 1944 Google Scholar.

page 550 note 1. Cf. von Lippman, E., Geschichte des Zuckers..., Berlin, 1929 Google Scholar, et le grand ouvrage de F. Bhaudel.