… Along the way, Morgan and his men continued to plunder any … that on this same regional
level a piratical landscape exists throughout the Caribbean and the former Spanish Main. …

… Having plundered the gold and gems in the possession of the natives, the Spanish went on
to exploit the huge deposits of gold, silver and precious stones. It is now estimated that in the …

… of the cultural and material plundering of the Natives, a … the Spanish invasion, and the
implantation of the Spanish rule (first … 19); On the theme of plundering and theft of gold he includes …

… by Spain and it took until 1824 for that acknowledgement to be extended to the rest of the
Spanish Main. At … – occurred on 126 occasions – while 74 were plundered and 66 seized. as …

… Using Garrett Hardin's concept of the 'tragedy of the commons', this article examines
Spanish overexploitation of both the oyster beds around the island of Cubagua and the native …

… frontier in modern history—the Spanish Main. Unflinchingly, unhesitatingly, unabashedly, …
It describes not merely their deeds but their world—the New World of the Spanish Main and …

… 3 As a result, it was inevitable that some form of conflict over secularization would arise
whose aftermath was to witness the plundering of the religious domain. 4 Our concern with the …

… in fact, if not in law, at war, and that Spanish ships and goods were fair game for any who
wanted to take a hand in the business of plunder. As Sir George Carey, one of the advocates of …

… regarding plunder and … plundered during similar times of armed conflict. One such example
of this need is property taken during the Spanish Civil War, which occasioned vast plunder …

… relations between Spain and Spanish America in the … of Spanish imperialism until the
outbreak of the Spanish-American revolutions for Independence. Originally published in Spanish in …