Charcas
[kahr-kuh s]
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noun Douay Bible.
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In general he followed the ancient limits of the audiencia of Charcas.
The South American Republics, Part II (of 2)Thomas C. Dawson
Only in Peru and Charcas the royalists still battled on behalf of the mother country.
The Hispanic Nations of the New WorldWilliam R. Shepherd
When Charcas fell under the control of the viceroy of Peru, Paraguay set up a regime for itself.
The Hispanic Nations of the New WorldWilliam R. Shepherd
Gonzalo retired to Charcas in southern Bolivia, whence he emerged a year later to head the great rebellion.
The South American Republics, Part II (of 2)Thomas C. Dawson
Muchos pantanos, charcas y esteros se han cegado, y rigen leyes estrictas para el riego.