Vantage Points: Andeans and Europeans in the Construction of Colonial Quito

Susan Verdi Webster

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In the 1730s, the Spanish scientists and explorers Antonio de Ulloa and Jorge Juan penned a description of the city of Quito in which they marveled at the splendor of its plazas ‘that are beautifie...

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