Between Prescription and Practice: Licensure and Women's Legal Identity in Bourbon Quito, 1765–1810

Chad Thomas Black

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Latin American history and culture Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Historical Studies in Latin America

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Recent scholarship on early Latin America explores the limitations of the patriarchal model for explaining colonial gender relations.1 Investigations of marriage choice, economic activities, and cr...

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