Written at the end of the seventeenth century by the Jesuit Alonso Ramos, this work tells the life story of a girl from India, who was abducted by pirates. After having many adventures and going through many unforeseen ...

The document is a tribute to Gisela von Wobeser, highlighting her influence on the study of the economic, social, and cultural history of New Spain. Through a series of essays, themes such as the novohispano estate, the ...

The document provides a comprehensive analysis of the significance of New Spain as a transoceanic bridge to the Asian Pacific during the 16th to 18th centuries, focusing on the role of the Manila galleon. Through a series ...

Written at the end of the seventeenth century by the Jesuit Alonso Ramos, this work tells the life story of a girl from India, who was abducted by pirates. After having many adventures and going through many unforeseen ...

The document "500 Years of Discovery" is a compilation of studies examining the early Spanish incursions into the Pacific and the challenges faced by expeditions organized from the Iberian Peninsula and New Spain. Through ...

Was the native’s attachment to their religious traditions a symptom of superstition and idolatry? Was the local interpretation and appropriation of catholic rituals a symptom of ignorance? This book studies the way the ...

The keystone upon which Colonial society developed was the city. Administrative, economical, and ecclesiastical capitals, cities became intricate sites, whose inner workings were shaped by the presence of the church. In ...

Written at the end of the seventeenth century by the Jesuit Alonso Ramos, this work tells the life story of a girl from India, who was abducted by pirates. After having many adventures and going through many unforeseen ...

Las repúblicas de la Monarquía explores the history of Early Modern Hispano-American political thought through the study of three authors: Alonso de la Veracruz, Bartolomé de las Casas and Juan Zapata y Sandoval. This study ...

In the sixteenth century, the bull of the Holy Crusade was a papal concession that gave devotees the possibility of acquiring a large number of indulgences and spiritual privileges in exchange for alms; which, in Spanish ...