Karen Spalding has completed the first publication and in-depth study of the diary of Sebastián Franco de Melo, a text dated circa 1761 and dealing with the 1750 rebellion of Huarochirí. To the original manuscript and a 90-page full transcription Spalding has added two documents related to Franco de Melo's private life as well as several primary documents concerning the Huarochirí rebellion: a letter by the viceroy Conde de Superunda to the king, an anonymous letter from Lima, a volume of the Gaceta de Lima, an official pardon addressed to the rebels, brief letters from the viceroy to Franco de Melo, a request by Franco de Melo to the viceroy, two acts from the Council of Lima, and an anonymous ballad. The majority of these texts have not been previously published, and they have not been combined into a single volume....
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Book Review|August 01 2014
El Levantamiento de Huarochirí De 1750: El Diario Histórico de Sebastián Franco de Melo
Hispanic American Historical Review (2014) 94 (3): 495-496.
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Julián Díez Torres; El Levantamiento de Huarochirí De 1750: El Diario Histórico de Sebastián Franco de Melo. Hispanic American Historical Review 1 August 2014; 94 (3): 495–496. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/00182168-2694346
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