Gage's Instructions
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This volume preserves the instructions and writings connected with Thomas Gage (c.1603-1656), the English Dominican friar who travelled through Spanish Mexico and Central America and, after returning to England and turning Protestant, published The English-American, a rare firsthand account of the Spanish colonies. His reports informed English designs on the Caribbean. Gage was a singular figure, a turncoat priest whose travels shaped imperial policy. The text is a primary source for the seventeenth-century Spanish Americas.
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- Author
- Thomas Gage
- Reading time
- About 40 minutes
- Pages
- 25
- Language
- English
- Genre
- History
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