Indigenous peoples
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Decree by King Philip V of Spain
Collection
Identifier: MSS-4774
Scope and Contents
This collection contains a rare and significant royal decree issued by King Philip V of Spain on July 12, 1720, from San Lorenzo de El Escorial, abolishing the Encomienda system in the Spanish colonies of the Americas, with specific reference to Chile and Peru. The decree is signed in manuscript "yo el Rey" ("I the King") by Philip V and countersigned by several high-ranking Spanish officials. It references the minimal benefit derived from the Encomienda system in rewarding conquistadors and...
Dates:
1720
Mounted Spaniard with Two Indios Illustrated Manuscript
Collection
Identifier: MSS-4291
Abstract
One illustrated manuscript depicting a local elite, Don Carlos Guevara, and his family. The unknown author uses intensely vulgar language to express his disdain for Guevara, whose circumstances have recently changed and left him in poverty.
Dates:
circa 1750
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Collection — Box 2009001.012: [Barcode: 1006241509]
Identifier: 2009-048
Abstract
This collection consists of twenty black and white photographs depicting scenes from South American aboriginal village.
Dates:
1930
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Collection — Box 2009001.012: [Barcode: 1006241509]
Identifier: 2009-051
Abstract
This collection consists of twenty black and white photographs depicting unidentified aboriginal people from South America.
Dates:
1920
Wade Hall Photographs, Small Collection
Collection — Box 2009001.014: [Barcode: 1006241511]
Identifier: 2009-055
Abstract
Seventy-nine images of mainly African Americans from late nineteenth century and early twentieth century.
Dates:
1870 - 1950