The Viceroy of New Spain
The Viceroy of New Spain
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/oL, art. 96.
M/frtt, art. 93.
r While Bancroft's treatment of the subject of the church in Mexico a valuable because of the wealth of material upon which his account is baaed, as well as the general sanity of his judgments, he has scarcely said the but word on the subject- For instance, on page 710, voL iii, of his History of Mexico, he states that "the nuns were as contentions as the friars. " His general reference in support of this statement is to Viceroy Maneera. No attempt was made to rec...oncile the statements of Maneera with those of Viceroy Bevilla Gigedo (the Elder) who appar- ently deliberately exempted the nuns from such a charge: "En las refigiosas y sus eleeeiones, poeo 6 nada tiene el Virey porqne la blandnra de sn aexo con facilidad se reduce al dietamen de los prelados. " Art. 168.
242 University of California Publications in History [VOL. 1 The custom of regarding certain churches and sacred places as rightfully giving sanctuary to criminals was an inheritance from Spain and the earlier centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/oL, art. 96.
M/frtt, art. 93.
r While Bancroft's treatment of the subject of the church in Mexico a valuable because of the wealth of material upon which his account is baaed, as well as the general sanity of his judgments, he has scarcely said the but word on the subject- For instance, on page 710, voL iii, of his History of Mexico, he states that "the nuns were as contentions as the friars. " His general reference in support of this statement is to Viceroy Maneera. No attempt was made to rec...oncile the statements of Maneera with those of Viceroy Bevilla Gigedo (the Elder) who appar- ently deliberately exempted the nuns from such a charge: "En las refigiosas y sus eleeeiones, poeo 6 nada tiene el Virey porqne la blandnra de sn aexo con facilidad se reduce al dietamen de los prelados. " Art. 168.
242 University of California Publications in History [VOL. 1 The custom of regarding certain churches and sacred places as rightfully giving sanctuary to criminals was an inheritance from Spain and the earlier centuries.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald E Donald Eugene Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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