Colonial Hispanic America: a HistoryMacmillan, 1933 - 405 pages |
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... encomienda in the New World proves that . If the encomienda had not been economically sound it could hardly have endured for two and a half centuries . It is also difficult to avoid the conclusion that Isabella licensed and even ...
... encomienda in the New World proves that . If the encomienda had not been economically sound it could hardly have endured for two and a half centuries . It is also difficult to avoid the conclusion that Isabella licensed and even ...
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... encomienda were continued in one form or another . The only whites allowed in the reductions were the re- ligious and the corregidor or other royal official . The corregi- dor was a type of royal agent who had many functions , ranging ...
... encomienda were continued in one form or another . The only whites allowed in the reductions were the re- ligious and the corregidor or other royal official . The corregi- dor was a type of royal agent who had many functions , ranging ...
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... encomienda in New Spain : forced native labor in the Spanish colonies , 1492– 1550 , in University of California , Publications in history , v . XIX . Berkeley , Calif . , 1929 . Attractively written , this is the work of a sound ...
... encomienda in New Spain : forced native labor in the Spanish colonies , 1492– 1550 , in University of California , Publications in history , v . XIX . Berkeley , Calif . , 1929 . Attractively written , this is the work of a sound ...
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AMERICA | 1 |
SPANISH COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE WEST INDIES | 23 |
CORTÉS AND PIZARRO | 54 |
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