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[13] The gold-rich district of Amerrique was purportedly visited by both Vespucci
and Columbus, for whom the name became synonymous with gold. ...
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In an attempt to merge himself with the planned colonization of the lands the
natives referred to as AMERRIQUE, Vespucci thus adopted the name of ...
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The Naming of America
For both explorers the words Amerrique and gold became synonymous. ..... Sp.
Amerrique … used by early explorers for the newly discovered lands < ? AmInd. ...
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How was America named? - Yahoo! Answers
The most explosive, haunting, almost credible etymology — the so-called Amerrique
theory which was first advanced in 1875 — reappeared in the late 1970s in ...
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JSTOR: On the Naming of America
When the Aztecs came to the Amerrique Mountains, they found an old established
... 4 It may be that the big town in the Amerrique Moun- tains was Sir Walter ...
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Cordillera Isabelia -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
...border, the Cordilleras Isabelia and Dariense, in the north-central area, and
the Huapí, Amerrique, and Yolaina mountains, in the southeast. ...
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JSTOR: The Caribbean Writer and Exile
There is a mountain range in Nicaragua called the Sierra Amerrique, and a group of
... The alluvial gravels of the Sierra Amerrique had yielded gold for the ...
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Mogotón Peak -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Britannica online encyclopedia article on Mogotón Peak:...border, the Cordilleras
Isabelia and Dariense, in the north-central area, and the Huapí, Amerrique ...
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"The Naming of America: Vespucci's Good Name" by Jonathan Cohen in ...
The most explosive, haunting, almost-credible etymology--the so-called "Amerrique"
theory of the late nineteenth century-- reappeared not long ago in an ...
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What Does "American" Mean?
It is beyond doubt that they heard the name Amerrique repetitively from the ...
There is a mountain range in Nicaragua known as the Sierra Amerrique and the ...
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