Spanish colonial literature in South America

by Bernard Moses

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"Spanish colonial literature in South America" by Bernard Moses is a historical-literary study written in the early 20th century. It surveys the written record of Spanish South America across the colonial era, broadly including chronicles, relaciones, poetry, geography and natural history, ecclesiastical writings, legal treatises, and administrative texts.

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