Sin Temor de Dios: Women and Ecclesiastical Justice in Eighteenth-Century Toluca

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

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In 1737, in the central Mexican city of Toluca, María Guadalupe Quiñones presented a complaint to ecclesiastical judge Nicolás de Villegas charging Andrés Salguero of three crimes. The court called...

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