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Author Casas, Bartolomé de las, 1484-1566.

Uniform Title Works. Selections. English. 1971
Title Bartolomé de las Casas; a selection of his writings. Translated and edited by George Sanderlin.

Imprint New York, Knopf [1971]

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Location Call No. OPAC Message Status
 Axe Kansas Collection J Schick  973.1608 C264b 1971    ---  Lib Use Only
Edition [1st ed.].
Description x, 209 pages portrait 19 cm
text txt rdacontent
unmediated n rdamedia
volume nc rdacarrier
Series Borzoi books on Latin America
Borzoi books on Latin America.
Contents Historian; the History of the Indies: Prologue: Why he wrote History. A portrait of Columbus. The verdict of Salamanca. San Salvador. Reception in Barcelona. The conquest of Cuba. Magellan and his globe. The character of Cortes. -- Autobiographer; autobiography in the History of the Indies: "Are not the Indians men?" The conversion of Las Casas. First battles at court. Black slaves in the New World. Las Casas joins the Dominicans. -- Anthropologist; the Apologetic history: The rationality of the American Indian. A description of Cuba. The ill effects of sadness and fear. Indian houses, featherwork, and silverwork. The marketplace of Mexico City. A volcano in Nicaragua. The meanings of "barbarous." -- Political thinker, memorials and treatises: A New World utopia. The "Only method" of converting the Indians. A "Very brief account" of Spanish cruelty. Abolish the encomienda! The duty of reparation. A defense of human sacrifice. The restoration of the Indies. A declaration of human rights. -- Bibliography (p. [203]-206).
Summary Historian; the History of the Indies: Prologue: Why he wrote History. A portrait of Columbus. The verdict of Salamanca. San Salvador. Reception in Barcelona. The conquest of Cuba. Magellan and his globe. The character of Cortes.--Autobiographer; autobiography in the History of the Indies: "Are not the Indians men?" The conversion of Las Casas. First battles at court. Black slaves in the New World. Las Casas joins the Dominicans.--Anthropologist; the Apologetic history: The rationality of the American Indian. A description of Cuba. The ill effects of sadness and fear. Indian houses, featherwork, and silverwork. The marketplace of Mexico City. A volcano in Nicaragua. The meanings of "barbarous."--Political thinker, memorials and treatises: A New World utopia. The "Only method" of converting the Indians. A "Very brief account" of Spanish cruelty. Abolish the encomienda! The duty of reparation. A defense of human sacrifice. The restoration of the Indies. A declaration of human rights.--Bibliography (p. [203]-206).
Subject America -- Discovery and exploration -- Spanish.
Indians, Treatment of -- Latin America.
Spain -- Colonies -- America.
Discoveries in geography -- Spanish. (OCoLC)fst01695187
Indians, Treatment of. (OCoLC)fst00970120
Spanish colonies. (OCoLC)fst01930866
America. (OCoLC)fst01239786
Latin America. (OCoLC)fst01245945
Added Author Sanderlin, George, 1915-2016 editor.
ISBN 039446978X
9780394469782
0394315375 (text ed.)
9780394315379 (text ed.)

 
    
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