Paper Shields: The Ideology of Coats of Arms in Colonial Mexican Primordial Titles

Robert Stephen Haskett

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Latin American history and culture Historical Studies in Latin America National Identity and Symbolism

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Un nombre d'histoires locales en langue indigene du Centre du Mexique colonial parle des blasons municipaux de style europeen. Apparemment, le patronage royal a ete protege mais leur sens est plus complexe. Peu furent garantis par la Couronne malgre des revendications contraires. Crees de maniere autonome, ils constituaient en partie une manipulation du passe qui tenait compte des affirmations puissantes de l'autonomie corporative et de la resistance intellectuelle au systeme espagnol

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