ENTERING AND EXITING BLACKNESS: A COLOR CONTROVERSY IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN

Ruth Hill

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In the first half of the eighteenth century, historians and essayists in Spain were debating the natural and metaphysical (or divine) causes of blackness in humans. They implicitly rejected the opi...

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