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Spaniards and Indians in Southeastern Mesoamerica: Essays on the History of Ethnic Relations

By: Murdo J. MacLeod; Robert Wasserstrom | Book details

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Acalán: decline of population and commerce in, 5, 44, 85-86; rulers and trade in, 56-67; conquest of, 71, 73
Acculturation: as presistent theme, xiv; as an Indian strategy, 34, 119; and intensive agriculture, 57; among Indian nobilities and leaders, 186, 232; and the tribute, 191-92; and kinds of work, 193-96, 197, 199, 201-2; and migrations, 196, 204; and demography, 204-5; studies of, 216-18, 245, 246; mentioned, 1, 40, 249. See also Agriculture
Achiote, 86, 87
Adams, R.E.W., 45-47, 54, 57
Adams, Richard N., 218, 219, 231
Africans, 14, 17, 18. See also Blacks; Slaves
Agriculture: and trade, xii; precolumbian types of, 41-44, 84; intensification in, 45, 57, 58, 195, 206; and church loans, 94; and locusts, 99; and commerce, 129, 133, 140, 191, 228; and terrenos baldíos, 135; and plantations, 195, 226; colonial types of, 197-202, 226; and jueces de milpas, 206; and coffee, 227; mentioned, 86, 148. See also Acculturation
Aguacatán (Guatemalan Indian village), 239
Aguacatenango (Chiapas village), 114
Aguardiente, 9
Alarcón, Salvador (military officer), 244
Albion Island, 75
Alcaldes, 104, 108, 111, 194, 224
Alcaldes mayores (government officials): costs of office, 97; and Indian trade and exploitation, 96-103, 118, 180, 192; and conflicts with the Church, 103, 105; and future research, 185; and Indian revolts, 232-34; mentioned, 108, 109, 110
Alcohol, 133, 147
Alférez, 142, 164
Almagro family (conquerors of Peru and Chile), 174
Alvarado, Gonzalo de (conquistador), 171, 173
Alvarado, Jorge de (conquistador), 174, 183
Alvarado, Pedro de (conquistador), 173-75, 183, 184
Alvarez de Toledo, Juan Bautista (Bishop of Chiapas), 110, 111, 112
Amatenango (Chiapas village), 114
Antigua, 235. See also Santiago de Guatemala

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