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... colonia: Tunja y su provincia en el siglo XVIII . By Avendaño Juan Manuel Robayo . Tunja : Editorial de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia , 1995 . Graphs. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. 92 pp. Paper . Copyright 1996 by Duke University Press 1996 The work...

...John Leddy Phelan La Provincia de Tunja en el Nuevo Reino de Granada. Ensayo de Historia Social (1539-1800) . By Colmenares Germán . Appendices transcribed by Murillo María Cristina . Bogotá , 1970 . Universidad de los Andes . Departamento de Historia . Map. Tables...

...Nora Jaffary The Mystic of Tunja: The Writings of Madre Castillo, 1671–7742 . By Mcknight Kathryn Joy . Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press , 1997 . Photographs. Tables. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xviii , 284 pp. Cloth, $45.00 Copyright 1999 by Duke...

... is still to come. Anthropologist Sosa Abella explores some of the social relations in the late colonial Indian resguardos by looking at crimes of theft (approximately 13 cases) and murder (approximately 26 cases) committed by Indians against whites and mestizos in the province of Tunja. Most...

.... Paper . Esclavitud y sociedad en la provincia de Tunja, siglo XVIII . By Méndez David Rueda . Tunja : Editorial de la Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia , 1995 . Maps. Illustration. Tables. Figures. Notes. Appendixes. Bibliography. 169 pp. Paper . Copyright 1997...

... Libro de cabildos de la ciudad de Tunja . Edited by Ricaurte Enrique Ortega . Introduction by Samudio Nicolás García . ( Tunja : Ediciones del Concejo , 1941 . Vol. I , 1539-1542. Pp. xviii , 233 . Paper.) Acuerdos del extinguido cabildo de Montevideo . Edited...

... subalterns were small traders, farmers, and municipal officials. As the revolt spread to Tunja, Antioquia, Neiva, Pamplona, and Casanare, a number of Indians, encouraged by the example of Túpac Amaru in Peru, added their support. By June 2, an army said to have numbered 20,000 angry people was assembling...

... came into being. The Coming of the Kingdom focuses on the northern Andean Spanish provinces of Tunja and Santafe´ de Bogota´ following the arrival of descubridores, settlers, and priests beginning in 1537. It centers the Indigenous peoples, called Mosca by the Spanish (and Muisca by modern...

... 3 Socorro 157,085 5,909 6488 270 9 12,676 33 18 Tundama 152,753 8,924 5381 358 7 14,670 40 12 Tunja 133,463 18,310 3303 1078 4 22,695 71 1 Valledupar 14,032 40 383 1005 - 1,428 42 10 Vélez 109,421 2,254 6585 128 1 8,968 34 17   TOTAL...

... of that year, the corregidor of the Province of Tunja arrived in Vélez to carry out a visitation of the town and its jurisdiction, and to raise a loan required by the viceroy to help meet the extraordinary expenditures needed to strengthen colonial defenses at a time of Anglo-Spanish war. The first signs...

... in various expeditions to what is now Venezuela and Colombia, eventually settling in Tunja. Joining a religious order about 1554, he established himself with a reasonable clerical income in Tunja, spent his time on his religious duties, and, after 1577, worked on his monumental poem. He died at age 85...

...), I. Colombian documents referred to are: “Constitución de Cundinamarca (1811)”; “Acta de federación de las Provincias Unidas de la Nueva Granada (1811)”; “Constitución de la República Tunja (1811)”; “Constitución del Estado de Antioquia (1812)”; “Constitución de la República de Cundinamarca (1812...

... that had a smaller number be transferred to the Crown. 9 See Juan Friede, Los Quimbayas and “Algunas consideraciones sobre la evolución demográfica de la provincia de Tunja,” Anuario colombiano de historia social y de la cultura , I, No. 3 (1965). 8 AHN, Visitas de Boyacá, Tomo VI, fol...

... is an elaboration of the demographic data on three different areas in colonial Colombia presented by Juan Friede and Germán Colmenares. When using Friede’s estimate for the Indian population of Tunja in 1564, the authors do not seem to bother that he arrived at this figure by using the coefficient of 1:4.82...

... elige Santafe´ de Bogota´ y Tunja. El texto analiza la diversi cacio´ n social de los nu´ cleos urbanos que formaron parte del Imperio espan ol (p. 5). Bajo aquel te´rmino, el autor agrupa las aspiraciones, estrategias y limitaciones que experimentaron diversos hombres y mujeres de origen...

... was officially disapproved and resisted until the latter half of the eighteenth century. 5 In New Granada a key point in the reversal of this policy occurred with the revelatory visita of Andrés Verdugo y Oquendo to 85 supposedly “Indian” pueblos in the jurisdictions of Tunja, Vélez, and Santafé de Bogotá...

...-Esguerra, How to Write the History , esp. 111 – 29. 47 Codazzi, unpublished manuscript, quoted in Ancízar, Peregrinación de Alpha , 2:40; Agustín Codazzi, “Jeografía física i política de la provincia de Tunja,” GO , 24 Dec. 1853, p. 969. 48 Agustín Codazzi, “Jeografía física i política de...

... of it, and rural credit became more expensive for small proprietors because the measure destroyed the Church as a lending institution. Copyright 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 La desamortización de bienes eclesiásticos en Boyacá . By Díaz Fernando Díaz . Tunja , 1977 . Ediciones La Rana y...

...JoAnn Rayfield La rebelión del común . By Escobar Inés Pinto . Tunja , 1976 . Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia . Tables. Graphs. Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography . Pp. 242 . Paper . Copyright 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 In this brief study...

..., and how the larger of these benefited at the expense of the smaller. Worse off of all were New Granada’s marginal people of color, whose small acreage and now illicit stills had provided one of their few sources of income. Their discontent fueled rebellions— Honda (1738), Tunja (1752), Guane (1781...