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Spanish and Portuguese South America during the Colonial Period; Vol. 2 of 2

By Robert Grant Watson
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A chronological survey of Spanish and Portuguese colonial rule across South America, examining military conflicts and European rivalries in Brazil, administration and economic development of viceroyalties and colonies, Jesuit missionary activity and its suppression, and the discovery and exploitation of mineral wealth. Regional chapters trace the growth of settlements such as Buenos Aires, episodes of foreign intervention, and shifts in colonial governance, combining military narrative, institutional history, missionary enterprise, and economic change to depict the transformation of colonial society.

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Robert Grant Watson

Robert Grant Watson was a historian and author known for his detailed exploration of colonial Latin America. His notable work, "Spanish and Portuguese South America during the Colonial Period," is a two-volume study that delves into the social, political, and economic aspects of the region during the colonial era. Watson's scholarship provides valuable insights into the complexities of colonial life and the interactions between European powers and indigenous populations. His contributions to historical literature offer a significant perspective on the formative years of South America.

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