The Human tradition in colonial Latin America

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Introduction Kenneth J. Andrien Part I: New World Beginnings and Efforts to Create a Colonial Social Order, 1492-1610 Chapter 1: Gaspar Antonio Chi: Bridging the Conquest of the Yucatan Matthew Restall Chapter 2: Don Melchior Caruarayco: A Kuraka of Cajamarca in Sixteenth-Century Peru Susan E. Ramirez Chapter 3: Dona Isabel Sisa: A Sixteenth-Century Indian Woman Resisting Gender Inequalities Ana Maria Presta Chapter 4: Domingos Fernandes Nobre: Tomacauna, a Go-Between in Sixteenth-Century Brazil Alida C. Metcalf Chapter 5: The Mysterious Catalina: Indian or Spaniard? Noble David Cook Part II: The Mature Colonial Order, 1610-1740 Chapter 6: Ursula de Jesus: A Seventeenth-Century Afro-Peruvian Mystic Nancy E. van Deusen Chapter 7: Zumbi of Palmares: Challenging the Portuguese Colonial Order Mary Karasch Chapter 8: Diego de Ocana: Holy Wanderer Kenneth Mills Chapter 9: Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala: Native Writer and Litigant in Early Colonial Peru Rolena Adorno Chapter 10: AhChan: The Conquest of the Itza Maya Kingdom Grant D. Jones Part III: Reform, Resistance, and Rebellion, 1740-1825 Chapter 11: Pedro de Ayarza: The Purchase of Whiteness Ann Twinam Chapter 12: Victorina Loza: Quitena Merchant in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century Christiana Borchart de Moreno Chapter 13: Jose Antonio da Silva: Marriage and Concubinage in Colonial Brazil Muriel S. Nazzari Chapter 14: Eugenio Sinanyuca: Militant, Nonrevolutionary Kuraka, and Community Defender Ward Stavig Chapter 15: Juan Barbarin: The 1795 French Conspiracy in Buenos Aires Lyman L. Johnson Chapter 16: Miguel Garcia: Black Soldier in the Wars of Independence Peter Blanchard Chapter 17: Angela Batallas: A Fight for Freedom in Guayaquil Camilla Townsend

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