CLAH Lecture: A Road Less Travelled: Making Room for Broad Intellectual Collaboration in Our Scholarship and Mentoring in Latin American History

Antón Zape, “Un Negro de mucho Precio”: Seeking freedom and honor through royal service in sixteenth-century Panama - Volume 81 Issue 4

When the Spanish collected Native historical accounts of the preconquest Toluca Valley for a series of 16th century court cases, the Triple Alliance-Aztec conquest of the region a generation early fea...

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A Tropical Vienna: The Influence of German Political Economy on Brazilian Independence - Volume 82 Issue 1

The Americas Vault Associate will aid the Journal in developing a curated guide to a historiographical issue based on articles from the back issues of the journal. During the course of an academic yea...

Latin American Cities: A Special Teaching and Research Collection for The Americas

A Tropical Vienna: The Influence of German Political Economy on Brazilian Independence

Mexica-Aztec goddess of the month: Chicomecoatl

Articles with Franciscan Content in The Americas, 1944–2023

Andean Primordial Titles, Land Repossession, and the Rise of New Communities during the First General Land Inspection (1594–1602)

Histories of Women and Gender in Latin America: A Special Teaching and Research Collection for The Americas

Adventures with Don Luquitas: Exploring Our Obligations as Biographers - Volume 75 Issue 3

Forging a Gender Path in Modern Mexican History - Volume 74 Issue 3

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A collection of sermons by sixteenth-century Franciscan missionary Bernardino de Sahagún is rare example from the Nahuas.

Teaching with the Digital Florentine Codex: Nahua Encyclopedic Knowledge in the Higher Ed Classroom We invite you to join us in this virtual hands-on workshop that showcases the Digital Florentine Co...