... of an important new voice in Mexican history. The Virgin, the King, and the Royal Slaves of El Cobre: Negotiating Free- dom in Colonial Cuba, By María Elena Díaz. (Stanford, Stanford University Press, xviii + pp., preamble...

... through Cuba, recording the various regions and peoples he encountered. The product of his travels, a two-volume collection entitled Our Islands and Their Peoples, includes photographs and written descriptions of “El Cobre Indians.” According to Olivares, “In the vicinity of El Cobre, near Santiago...

... a divergent example. Note 1 María Elena Díaz, The Virgin, the King, and the Royal Slaves of El Cobre: Negoti- ating Freedom in Colonial Cuba, 1670–1780 (Stanford, ca, 2000). The community of El Cobre...

... of an important new voice in Mexican history. The Virgin, the King, and the Royal Slaves of El Cobre: Negotiating Free- dom in Colonial Cuba, By María Elena Díaz. (Stanford, Stanford University Press, xviii + pp., preamble...

... able to signal the commonalities from a case that we might initially consider a divergent example. Note 1 María Elena Díaz, The Virgin, the King, and the Royal Slaves of El Cobre: Negoti- ating...

... Book Reviews text of the production of sugar. Nevertheless, despite the immense value of this study and its theoretical advances, El Cobre and the experience of the cobreros may be a singular case...

... Piedra Pe Rock Oro Tumín Gold Plata Tumín Silver Cobre Tumín Copper Hierro Tecínt Iron Estaño Tumín Tin Plomo Tumín Lead Cal Mape Lime Veneno Matajala Poison Maravilla Tutus Wonder Verdura Oyolo Vegetable Yerba Oyolo Herb Arbol Yo Tree Leña...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...

... realistic’’ (143). Accordingly, ‘‘Ocasos de un mar de cobre which relates the Maya-Spaniard encounter—it has Maya perspective. All in all, we can place this book at the intersection of debate involving...