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the history of Latin America has … in their territories, they were subject to scrutiny only from the …

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civilizations, the colonial … even as the people themselves remained staunchly Catholic …

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Church. In this sense, the size of … from the Center for Latin American Studies of the University of …

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peoples back through history and … in Latin America. It is also more ethical, given the events of …

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role in pre-Columbian society than … restrained, organized, and subject to greater checks than in …

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American Christianity, the history … studying the pre-Columbian peoples of Latin America, it is …

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that of the subject or society under … in dialectical engagement with people in their daily lives. …

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Amerindian peoples was undertaken … discussed subject matter within Latin American philosophy. …