Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive translation of Cuban law is an important resource for historians, lawyers, and political scientists interested in the legal system of colonial Cuba. Compiled and edited by the Spanish government, the book contains translations of municipal and provincial regulations, as well as information on land use, taxation, and public order. The volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the legal and administrative framework of a society in transition, and sheds light on the social and economic dynamics of colonialism.
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