Bajo los tormentos del tórculo: Printed Portraits of Male and Female Clergy in Eighteenth-Century New Spain*

Kelly Donahue-Wallace

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María Ignacia de Azlor y Echeverz (1715–66), the orphaned daughter of the Marquises of San Miguel de Aguayo, traveled from New Spain to the Iberian Peninsula in 1737. There she joined the Order of ...

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1998The Mystic of Tunja: the writings of Madre Castillo, 1671-1742 2011Untold sisters: Hispanic nuns in their own works 1995The new Oxford companion to literature in French 1991:Untold Sisters: Hispanic Nuns in Their Own Works 1986Print and culture in the Renaissance : essays on the advent of printing in Europe 1982Cultura femenina novohispana 2011Iconologia: Or, Moral Emblems 2002"The Mystic of Tunja", the Writings of Madre Castillo, 1671-1742

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