CATEGORIES, SELF-REPRESENTATION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF THEINDIOS

R. Jovita Baber

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In 1529, the king of Spain issued a royal cédula in response to a petition from the community of Tlaxcala in New Spain. In it, he wrote that “[he] was informed that the yndios of the province of Tl...

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