Figure 11 A pulquería dedicated to the India Bonita. Note panel on left, which shows Seijas trying to enroll indias. Source: El Universal , 24 May 1921. More

MAP 1: Indian Communities of the Lambayeque Region Note: Not all Indian communities mentioned in the text are shown. More

FIGURE 1: General Revenues of the State of Cauca, 1858-1895. Note: dotted lines indicate missing information. Source: Informes del secretario de hacienda a la legislatura [ asamblea ] del estado [ departamento ], 1861-1897 (biennially). More

FIGURE 2: Aguardiente Receipts as a Percentage of State Revenues, 1858-1895. Note: dotted lines indicate missing information. Source: Informes del secretario de hacienda a la legislatura [ asamblea ] del estado [ departamento ], 1861-1897 (biennially). More

Figure 1. Distribution of Zambo and indigenous settlements in 1699. Note : Open circles indicate indigenous settlements, dark circles indicate Zambo settlements, and X marks indicate English settlements. The coastal line to Punta Gorda represents the Zambo settlement of ca. 1708, while More

Figure 1 “El Viejo.” Note his well-worn European clothing and lack of shoes (Juan Agustín Guerrero, Imágenes del Ecuador del siglo XIX [Quito: Ediciones del Sol, 1981], 24). More

Map 1: Dominican Sugar- and Rice-growing Areas, 1949–50 Note: Río Haina and Catarey were Trujillo’s mills. Sources: Ozama plantation: “Plan of Ozama Sugar Company Ltd. Holdings, drawn by E. C. Pratt, Chief Civil Engineer, Central Romana Corp., Dec. 1943,” BCSA, Vancouver. Sugar factories More

Map 1 Distribution of the Conquistadores by Province of Origin Note: Shown are Spain and the Balearic and (inset) Canary islands. Legend indicates number of individuals. More

FIGURE III: Hacienda Owners of the Tamayo Family Note: The names underlined are of persons who had ownership of haciendas. More