The Spanish struggle for justice in the conquest of America / by Lewis Hanke.
Series: Beveridge Memorial Fund seriesPublication details: Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press, 1949.Description: xi, 217 pages : portraits, maps (on lining papers), facsimiles ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- Spain -- Colonies -- America
- Indians, Treatment of -- Latin America
- Indians -- Legal status, laws, etc
- Latin America -- History -- To 1830
- Spain -- Foreign relations -- Latin America
- Native Americans -- Treatment -- Latin America
- Espagne -- Colonies -- Am erique
- Indiens, Attitudes envers les -- Am erique latine
- Am erique latine -- Histoire -- Jusqu' a 1830
- Spanish colonies
- Diplomatic relations
- Indians -- Legal status, laws, etc
- Indians, Treatment of
- America
- Latin America
- Spain
- Gerechtigkeit
- Imperialismus
- Kolonisation
- Amerika
- Spanien
- Kolonialisme
- Spanjaarden
- Rechtvaardiging
- Indians, Treatment of -- Latin America -- History
- Indians -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Latin America
- Spain -- Colonies -- America
- Latin America -- History -- To 1830
- Gerechtigkeit
- Imperialismus
- Kolonisation
- Amerika
- Spanien
- To 1830
- 970.5
- F1411 .H37
- 970.5 H24
- 15.85
- cci1icc
- American Historical Association Albert A. Beveridge Award, 1947
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 201-211) and index.
Part I. The first cry for justice in America -- 1. The sermons of Friar Antonio de Montesinos -- 2. The basis of Spain's right to rule the Indies -- 3. The requirement: a most remarkable document -- Part II. Spanish experiments in America -- 4. Could the Indians learn to live like Christian Spaniards? -- 5. Could the new world be colonized peacefully with farmers? -- 6. Could the faith be preached by peaceful means alone? -- 7. Could the encomienda system be abolished? -- Part III. The development of the struggle for justice, 1550-1600 -- 8. "All the peoples of the world are men" -- 9. The waging of just war in the Indies -- 10. The just titles of Spain to the Indies -- 11. Just title discussions in Mexico and the Philippines -- 12. Francisco de Toledo and the just titles to the Inca empire.
American Historical Association Albert A. Beveridge Award, 1947
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