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Documents concerning concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish monarchs 1732-1808
Documents concerning concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish monarchs 1732-1808
Documents concerning concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish monarchs 1732-1808
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Open book Documents concerning concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish monarchs 1732-1808

Title Documents concerning concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish monarchs 1732-1808 
Date 1732-1808 
Place Mexico, Mexico--Tlaxcala de Xicohtencatl, Spain
Language English, Spanish
Subjects Indians of Mexico, Tlaxcalan Indians
Description In box with title: "Concessions and priveleges[!] of the Tlaxcala Indians.
Documents bear ownership stamp of Dr. Manuel A.R. Arellano, Mexico.
Forms part of the Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection (Newberry Library) 
Summary Copies and originals from 1732-1808 of petitions, proclamations, and cédulas reales relating to concessions and privileges granted to the Tlaxcalan Indians by the Spanish kings, in recognition of their services and loyalty. An undated petition requesting privileges for the Tlaxcalans describes how their assistance aided Cortés in his conquest of Mexico City and other provinces.  Several of the documents are official 18th-century copies of cedulas from 1535-1585, issued by Queen Juana, her son Charles V, and Philip II, allowing the Tlaxcalans their own government and the right to a "gobernador" instead of an "alcalde," recognizing the loyalty of the caciques, and prohibiting the establishment of state monopoly stores of meat and wine in their province.  A 1787 petition by the Tlaxcalans requests that their lands not be included in the intendencia system, while another from 1789 to the viceroy Flores details their grievances against the town of Puebla.  There is also a proclamation of August 6, 1808, in which the Tlaxcalans express their loyalty and support of Ferdinand VII, engaged at that time in a war with the French.  The last folder includes brief descriptions in English of the Tlaxcala documents by W.W. Blake. 
Extent 12 items (12 folders) ; 36 x 29 x 4 cm 
Format Decrees, Manuscripts, Petitions, Proclamations
Archival Collection Title Edward E. Ayer Collection, Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection
Link to Catalog View record
BibID 991249898805867
Rights Status No Copyright - United States
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
Newberry Open Access Policy The Newberry makes its collections available for any lawful purpose, commercial or non-commercial, without licensing or permission fees to the library, subject to these terms and conditions.
IIIF Resource Type Canvas 
Size 2304px × 3563px     23.52 MB 
File Created 09/06/2023 
Filename 991249898805867_Ayer_MS_1162_fol_005_00004-1.tif 
Unique Identifier NL11OK3K 
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