History of the Indies. Translated and edited by Andr ee Collard.
Language: English Original language: Spanish Series: European perspectives | Harper torchbooks ; TB1540 | European perspectives | Harper torchbooks ; 1540. | TitlePublication details: New York, Harper & Row [1971]Description: xxvi, 302 pages 21 cm; xxvi, 302p. 22cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0061315400
- 9780061315404
- ISBN 06-131540-0
- Historia de las Indias. Selections. English
- Columbus, Christopher -- Early works to 1800
- Columbus, Christopher
- Indians, Treatment of -- Latin America -- Early works to 1800
- Native Americans -- Treatment -- Latin America
- Discoveries in geography -- Spanish
- Indians, Treatment of
- Spanish colonies
- America -- Discovery and exploration -- Spanish -- Early works to 1800
- Spain -- Colonies -- America -- Early works to 1800
- America
- Latin America
- 972.9, Cas
- 972.9, WI Cas
- 060297 Charm
- 20050215 sct
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Translation of: Historia de las Indias, with some omissions.
Selected bibliography, p. 293
Selected bibliography, p. 293
Includes bibliographical references (page 293).
This book is an epoch-making and controversial work. Not only does it give a lengthy and well-documented account of the Spanish discovery and conquest of the New World from 1492 to 1520, it also contains the first sustained criticism of the conquest, and in relating historical events, it raises much larger questions: the moral issues of war, slavery, human rights and the mission of secular government. -- from Back Cover.
This book is an epoch-making and controversial work. Not only does it give a lengthy and well-documented account of the Spanish discovery and conquest of the New World from 1492 to 1520, it also contains the first sustained criticism of the conquest, and in relating historical events, it raises much larger questions: the moral issues of war, slavery, human rights and the mission of secular government. -- from Back Cover.
060297 Charm
20050215 sct
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