The Audiencia in the Spanish Colonies
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Spain's overseas high courts, the audiencias, are studied through a single example, the Audiencia of Manila between 1583 and 1800. Charles Henry Cunningham chose it because he spent years in Manila with its original records, and he holds that the same laws governed the system across the colonies, so Manila stands for the rest. His sources come from the Philippine archives and about three years in Spanish ones, chiefly the Archive of the Indies at Seville. An adjunct professor of history at the University of Texas, he issued the work in 1919 as the ninth volume of a university history series.
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Book facts
- Author
- Charles Henry Cunningham
- Reading time
- About 12 hours
- Pages
- 380
- Language
- English
- Genre
- History
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