Early Letters to Crown and the Council for the Reformation of the Indies, 1516-1531 Bryan Alexander Nowhere is this more evident

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Early Letters to Crown and the Council for the Reformation of the Indies, 1516-1531 Bryan Alexander Nowhere is this more evidentBartolome de las Casas began his transatlantic career in 1502. Experiences of conquest and penitential discipline led him to renounce his Indian slaves and holdings. He dedicated his life to reforming Spain's colonial project, eventually joining the Dominicans, and later serving as bishop. His works are foundational for our understanding of early colonialism. This volume's seven letters all but one in English for the first time span the initial stage