Revelations on Mexico Tenochtitlan: The 1648 Testament of Nicolasa Juana

Jonathan Glenn Truitt

Revelations on Mexico Tenochtitlan: The 1648 Testament of Nicolasa Juana

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An examination of the indigenous parish of Mixtecos in colonial Mexico City through the last will and testament of native woman Nicolasa Juana.

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 9 2011
Event	Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies - Santa Fe, NM Duration: Apr 9 2011 → Apr 9 2011

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Conference	Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies
Period	04/9/11 → 04/9/11

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