Diasporas, Bondage, and Intimacy in Lima, 1535 to 1555

Nancy Elena Van Deusen

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An entry recorded in the baptismal records of the Cathedral parish of Lima in January 1540 read as follows: On this day, the said priest baptized Pedro, son of Juana, an Indian from Cuzco and an un...

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