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The Encounter | |
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An Abundant Nature and Promises of Wealth | |
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Beautiful Lands and Innocent Natives | |
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The Marvels of the Aztec Capital | |
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Visual Depiction of the Indians | |
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A Negative Impact of Conquest on Indian Society | |
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Indian Lamentations | |
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The Fall of Tenochtitlin | |
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The Imprisonment of Cuauhtemoc | |
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Flowers and Songs of Sorrow | |
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Murals Depicting Cuauhtemoc | |
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The King and the Indian | |
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An Indian Assessment of Europe | |
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To Columbus | |
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In the Ancient Land of the Aztecs, the Hurrah for Columbus Is Muted | |
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Cultural Symbiosis | |
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The Stone and the Cross | |
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Patterns for Wealth | |
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An Example of a Colonial Land Grant | |
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Establishing the Basis for the Encomienda System | |
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A Grant of Encomienda | |
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A Petition to the King to Grant Permanent Encomiendas | |
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Slave Labor on a Brazilian Plantation | |
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Forced Labor Recruitment | |
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A Comfortable Life | |
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Sugar Plantation in Brazil at the End of the Colonial Period | |
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Patterns for Power | |
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Bolivar's Political Prescriptions | |
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The Congress of Angostura, 1819 | |
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The Constitution for Bolivia, 1826 | |
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Political Advice from a Father to His Son | |
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The Caudillo in Spanish America | |
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The Brazilian Constitutions of 1824: Contractual, Genetic, and Patriarchal | |
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The Brazilian Emperor's Perception of His Own Role | |
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Poem: If I am Pious, Clement, Just.... Advice to my Daughter and Heir | |
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The Brazilian Monarchy and the Empowerment of? | |
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Youth and a Woman | |
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Modernity Vies with Tradition | |
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Latin American Society in the Mid-Nineteenth Century | |
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The City and the Countryside: Civilization versus Barbarism | |
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Social Life in Brazil in the Middle of the Nineteenth Century | |
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The Export Economy | |
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A Sugar Plantation in Cuba | |
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Rising Coffee Exports and Falling Food Surpluses in Brazil, 1850-1860 | |
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Ordinary People Face Economic Challenges | |
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The Dispossessed in Rural Mexico | |
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The Indians Lose Their Land | |
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The Mexican Constitution of 1857 | |
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Legal Protection Ends for the Lands of the Indians of Colombia | |
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Land Monopoly in Pernambuco, Brazil | |
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The Standard of Living of Workers in Northeastern Brazil | |
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A Description of the Indians of Andean Columbia | |
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The Limits of Education | |
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Latin Americans Define Themselves | |
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An Early Effort to Define Latin America | |
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Salvation through Originality | |
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Ariel: The Spiritual Nature of the Latin Americans | |
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The African Contribution to Brazilian Civilization | |
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Combining European and Local Values into a National Culture | |
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La Raza Cosmica: A New Race and a New Ideal | |
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Liberating the Spirit of the Artist | |
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My Life and Art | |
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New World, New Race, and New Art | |
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In Defense of National Dance | |
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Reinterpreting the Indian Past | |
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Masquerading Reality | |
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The Quest for Economic Development | |
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The Historical Causes of Underdevelopment | |
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The Web of Exploitation: State and Peasants in Latin America | |
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Dependency Theory | |
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The Need for Structural Changes | |
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An Early Statement of Economic Nationalism | |
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Goals for Development | |
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The Problem | |
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The Solution | |
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Nationalism and Development | |
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Artistic and Literary Reactions to Progress | |
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Art as Historical Document | |
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An Appeal to Some Learned Doctors | |
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Rosaura | |
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The Revolutionary Option | |
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A Theory of the Natural History of Revolution | |
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The Visual Presentation of Popular Protest | |
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Land and Revolution | |
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The Plan of | |