Overlooked Places and Peoples (Routledge Research in New Colonial Histories of Latin America)

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1 Introduction: Filling in Overlooked Places, Magnifying Overlooked Peoples
2 The Spanish Conquest of Panama and the Creation of Maroon Landscapes, 1513–1590
3 Inconvenient Voices in the Archives: Indios de Campana, Indios Idólatras, and the Maya Dilemma of the Spanish Concept of the “Pagan Frontier,” 1565–1700
4 Native Spanish Frontier Conflict and the Politics of Empire: Viceroy Don Luis de Velasco in New Spain and Peru
5 Taking on Sedentary Life: Reducción and the Reorganization of Chichimeca Lifeways, New Spain, 1590–1596
6 “Free Though They Are Yanaconas”: Spanish Frontier Policy and the Conflict Over Indigenous Labor in the Audiencia of Charcas
7 Spanish Colonialism, the Mosquito Confederation, and Territorial Expansion in Eighteenth-Century Central America
8 “Usted manda en la Plaza de Cartagena . . . el manda en el Palenque hasta la puerta de la Media Luna”: Geographies of Freedom and the Governance of Space in Colonial Colombia
9 Problematizing the Peoples and Places Without Historiography
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