Spanish-Guarani Relations in Early Colonial Paraguay

Elman R. Service

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In this volume, Elman R. Service describes the Guarani culture at the time of Spanish colonization in Paraguay and explores the reasons why the encomienda system resulted in the rapid acculturation of the Guarani in this region.

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