This chapter examines the career paths of clergymen in the Archdiocese of Mexico during the administration of Manuel Rubio y Salinas between 1749 and 1765. It focuses on the formative processes and diverse trajectories ...

This chapter analyzes the evolution and expansion of the mendicant orders in New Spain during the period from 1524 to 1607. It details how these religious communities, adapting to local circumstances, established numerous ...

This chapter, written by Felipe Castro Gutiérrez, analyzes the trades and officials who played fundamental roles at the Gold and Silver Refining Plant (Asparado de Oro y Plata) during the period from 1776 to 1821 in New ...

The chapter “‘For all the days of your life…’ Clerks’ Offices, Local Society, and the Government of the Monarchy” by Víctor Gayol explores the historical and social relevance of public offices in New Spain, particularly ...

The chapter titled "Cattle Ranches and Agricultural Activities" addresses the evolution of the economy in New Spain following the introduction of cattle, which became effective with the arrival of the conquistadors in the ...

This chapter examines the structure and organization of the Discalced Franciscan provinces in New Spain and the Philippines, focusing on the cultural and religious context that characterized their establishment and evolution. ...

The chapter "Jurisdiction and Territory in the Crusade Revenue in New Spain" explores the evolution of the administration and jurisdiction of the Crusade revenue in the context of New Spain from its introduction until the ...

The chapter "Meeting the Needs of the Transpacific Route" by Guadalupe Pinzón Ríos examines the provisioning of ships and naval supplies in the port of Acapulco during the 17th and 18th centuries. Through a detailed analysis ...