Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Bibliography of Recent Work in Early Modern Spanish Pacific Studies
- 1 “Indescribable Misery” (Mis)translated : A Letter from Manila’s Chinese Merchants to the Spanish King (1598)
- 2 The First Biography of a Filipino: The Life of Miguel Ayatumo (1673)
- 3 Other Agents of Empire in the Spanish Pacific World (1755)
- 4 A Chinese Ethnography of Spanish Manila (1812)
- 5 On the Legal Grounds of the Conquest of the Philippines (1568)
- 6 A Catholic Conceptualization of the Pacific Ocean : The Mental Geography of Giambattista Lucarelli on His Journey from Mexico to China (1578)
- 7 From Manila to Madrid via Portuguese India : Travels and Plans for the Conquest of Malacca by the Soldier Alonso Rodríguez (1582–84)
- 8 Frustrated at the Door : Alessandro Valignano Evaluates the Jesuits’ China Mission (1588)
- 9 A Spanish Utopian Island in Japan (1599)
- 10 Two Friars Protest the Restriction on Missionaries Traveling to Japan (1604?–5)
- 11 A Layman’s Account of Japanese Christianity (1619)
- 12 The Sound and the Fury : A Vigorous Admonition from the King of Spain to the Audiencia of Manila (1620)
- 13 The Deportation of Free Black People from Seventeenth-Century Manila (1636–37, 1652)
- 14 The Deportation of Free Black People from Seventeenth-Century Manila (1636–37, 1652)
- 15 Race, Gender, and Colonial Rule in an Illustrated Eighteenth-Century Manuscript on Mexico and the Philippines (1763)
- 16 Censoring Tagalog Texts at the Tribunal of the Inquisition in New Spain (1772)
- Index
Bibliography of Recent Work in Early Modern Spanish Pacific Studies
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 December 2024
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Bibliography of Recent Work in Early Modern Spanish Pacific Studies
- 1 “Indescribable Misery” (Mis)translated : A Letter from Manila’s Chinese Merchants to the Spanish King (1598)
- 2 The First Biography of a Filipino: The Life of Miguel Ayatumo (1673)
- 3 Other Agents of Empire in the Spanish Pacific World (1755)
- 4 A Chinese Ethnography of Spanish Manila (1812)
- 5 On the Legal Grounds of the Conquest of the Philippines (1568)
- 6 A Catholic Conceptualization of the Pacific Ocean : The Mental Geography of Giambattista Lucarelli on His Journey from Mexico to China (1578)
- 7 From Manila to Madrid via Portuguese India : Travels and Plans for the Conquest of Malacca by the Soldier Alonso Rodríguez (1582–84)
- 8 Frustrated at the Door : Alessandro Valignano Evaluates the Jesuits’ China Mission (1588)
- 9 A Spanish Utopian Island in Japan (1599)
- 10 Two Friars Protest the Restriction on Missionaries Traveling to Japan (1604?–5)
- 11 A Layman’s Account of Japanese Christianity (1619)
- 12 The Sound and the Fury : A Vigorous Admonition from the King of Spain to the Audiencia of Manila (1620)
- 13 The Deportation of Free Black People from Seventeenth-Century Manila (1636–37, 1652)
- 14 The Deportation of Free Black People from Seventeenth-Century Manila (1636–37, 1652)
- 15 Race, Gender, and Colonial Rule in an Illustrated Eighteenth-Century Manuscript on Mexico and the Philippines (1763)
- 16 Censoring Tagalog Texts at the Tribunal of the Inquisition in New Spain (1772)
- Index
- Type
- Chapter
- Information
- The Spanish Pacific, 1521-1815A Reader of Primary Sources, pp. 21 - 36Publisher: Amsterdam University PressPrint publication year: 2024