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Four Who Speaks for the Indians? Lima, Castile, and the Rise of the Nación Índica
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José Carlos de la Puente Luna
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- One Don Melchor Is Dead 1
- Two Khipus, Community, and the Pursuit of Justice in Sixteenth-Century Peru 20
- Three The Expanding Web Indigenous Claimants Join the Early Modern Atlantic 51
- Four Who Speaks for the Indians? Lima, Castile, and the Rise of the Nación Índica 89
- Five At His Majesty’s Expense Imperial Quandaries and Indigenous Visitors at Court 123
- Six What’s in a Name? Impostors, Forgeries, and the Limits of Transatlantic Advocacy 155
- Seven The Great Inca Don Luis 193
- Notes 203
- Bibliography 277
- Index 319
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- One Don Melchor Is Dead 1
- Two Khipus, Community, and the Pursuit of Justice in Sixteenth-Century Peru 20
- Three The Expanding Web Indigenous Claimants Join the Early Modern Atlantic 51
- Four Who Speaks for the Indians? Lima, Castile, and the Rise of the Nación Índica 89
- Five At His Majesty’s Expense Imperial Quandaries and Indigenous Visitors at Court 123
- Six What’s in a Name? Impostors, Forgeries, and the Limits of Transatlantic Advocacy 155
- Seven The Great Inca Don Luis 193
- Notes 203
- Bibliography 277
- Index 319
