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...John K. Chance Traditional views of rural central Mexico during the colonial period commonly overlook the role of the small, subsistence-oriented Spanish ranchos,which in the vicinity of Santiago Tecali, Puebla, far outnumbered the larger hacienda estates. In Tecali, dealings of the local Nahua...

... is the demographic pattern present; population pressure in agrarian societies is important. Chance’s article, based on documentary sources and set in the eigh- teenth century in the alcaldía mayor of Tecali in the Valley of Puebla east...

... Bárbara (Hoekstra 2010 : 94); and, in 1591, many nobles in Santiago Tecali received property titles to the lands that were under their jurisdiction (Chance 1998 : 699). Even as late as 1604–5, the privatization of teccalli lands during the process of congregación (concentration of scattered...

... du XLII Congrès International des Américanistes . Vol. 9–B . Morales Efrain Castro , ed. Pp. 177 – 85 . Paris : Société des Américanistes . Chance John K. 1996 The Barrios of Colonial Tecali: Patronage, Kinship, and Territorial Relations in a Central Mexican Community...

... entrepreneurs in check. In cases such as Tecali, Puebla, caciques and rural Spanish farmers developed a symbiotic relationship that effectively retained Indian land rights but alienated Indian labor. It is important to note...

..., No. 89. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan. 1996 The Caciques of Tecali: Class and Ethnic Identity in Late Colonial Mexico. Hispanic American Historical Review 76 : 475 -502. Cruz, Jesus, of Tlaxiaco 1991 Interviews with John Monaghan and Ronald Spores . De la Peña, Moises 1950...

... in the Mexican Bajío: León, 1700-1810 . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Chance, John K. 1996 The Barrios of Tecali: Patronage,Kinship, and Territorial Relations in a Central Mexican Community. Ethnology 35 (2): 107 -39. Chevalier, François 1963 Land and Society in Colonial Mexico...

... corporate owners or managers. Chance notes that in the Tecali area the distinction between ranchos and haciendas mostly depended upon the size of land holdings and the social status of owners. The curious inversion of social status...

.... In Supplement to the Handbook of Middle American Indians . Vol. 4 , Ethnohistory. Victoria R. Bricker, ed. Pp. 165 -89. Austin: University of Texas Press. 1989 Conquest of the Sierra: Spaniards and Indians in Colonial Oaxaca . London. 1996 The Barrios of Colonial Tecali: Patronage,Kinship...

... and Religion in Aztec Mexico .” In Indian Women of Early Mexico , edited by Schroeder Susan , Wood Stephanie , and Haskett Robert , 25 – 54 . Norman : University of Oklahoma Press . Chance John K. 1996 . “ The Caciques of Tecali: Class and Ethnic Identity in Late Colonial...

... 72,914 Source: AGNP Acatlan, Caja 4, Protocolo de 1835, no. 16, cuaderno 29, fols. 20–22. Sabino married doña Guadalupe Peregrina, who was probably a Spaniard as well, from Tecali, a Nahua town to the south of the city of Puebla, and spent most of his time in Molcaxac. He later remarried twice...

...: Mexico and California. S. F. Cook and W. Borah, eds. Vol. , pp. Berkeley: University of California Press. Chance, John The Barrios of Colonial Tecali: Patronage, Kinship, and Territorial...