New Spain and the Hispanic Pacific brings together works resulting from the academic career of Carmen Yuste López, who has dedicated more than 40 years to research on trade, transpacific connections, and the Manila Galleon, ...

The commemoration of the 502nd anniversary of the conquest of Mexico-Tenochtitlan has prompted reflection on the scope and significance of this historical event. This book seeks to analyze how the Church contributed to the ...

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 ...

This edition of excellent presentation is preceded of an introductory study where León- Portilla offers a very precise commentary about the Sahagún text, and reflects the how, when and who made the text, the structure and ...

"Enfoque Perspectivas..." provides a comprehensive analysis of the history of New Spain and its relationship with space, territory, and cultural landscape. Through various historical investigations, it addresses 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 ...

Church was built upon territories where its jurisdiction was established with wide social, economic, and political influence. Apart from diocesan jurisdiction and religious orders, tribunals were structured together with ...

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 ...

Between 1767 and 1769, Archbishop Francisco Antonio Lorenzana traveled extensively throughout the Archdiocese of Mexico to familiarize himself with its territory and population. This experience shaped and influenced the ...

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 ...