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 ...

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 ...

Brígida von Mentz's document, "Trades in Rural New Spain," offers an approach to studying the diverse labor practices that predominated in the rural environment of New Spain during the colonial centuries. Despite the ...

"In this book, we present several approaches, methods, and analytical perspectives for the study of the history of the 16th to 18th centuries, emphasizing new trends and research proposals. Although our focus is on New ...

This book is the result of a seminar that discussed the importance of coastal navigation along the coastal regions of New Spain. It was conducted to appreciate how this navigation was shaped by the diverse social and ...

This chapter examines the transitional period in Mexico City following the death of Philip III in 1621, highlighting the responses and actions of the city council and the local population to the proclamation of the new ...

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 ...

This chapter addresses the 1624 rebellion in Mexico City, focusing on its causes, key figures, and the social and political context of the time. It details how those aggrieved by the administration of Viceroy Diego Pimentel, ...