Female spaniards and female black slaves in New Spain, XVI century

Authors

  • María José Encontra y Vilalta Anahuac University Mexico

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.tempus.n8a03

Keywords:

african slaves, peninsular women, notarial documents

Abstract

This article will bring us closer to a reality in the New Spain little treated; the active participation of the peninsular women in the formation of the viceroyal society and the same time, the relationship that these women with the slaves of African origin. The sources used mainly for this work, are located in the Archives of notaries of Mexico City.

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Author Biography

María José Encontra y Vilalta, Anahuac University Mexico

Doctor in History, Ibeoamerican University, Mexico City. Professor and researcher at the Anáhuac University Mexico.

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Published

2019-02-01

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