Publisher's Synopsis
Volume 2 of the collected works of BartolomÃ(c) de las Casas, the venerable Bishop of Chiapas, offers invaluable insight into the early colonial period of the Americas. Written in Spanish, this collection provides a deep dive into Las Casas's perspectives on the treatment of indigenous populations by the Spanish colonizers. A crucial historical document, this volume reveals Las Casas's tireless advocacy for the rights and dignity of the native peoples of Chiapas and beyond. ColecciÃ3n De Las Obras Del Venerable Obispo De Chiapa, Volume 2 is essential reading for scholars and anyone interested in the history of Latin America, religious history, and the ongoing struggle for human rights.
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