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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 57, No. 352, February 1845

Note 5 — GERMAN-AMERICAN ROMANCES.

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Gachupin is an untranslatable word of Mexican origin. The Spaniards asserted it to mean a hero on horseback; the Indians and coloured races, who applied it as a term of contempt and reproach to the Spaniards and their dependent Creoles, understood by it a thief.

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