Rechtsgeschichte Des Frühneuzeitlichen Hispanoamerika: 6 (methodica) - Hardcover

The early modern legal history of Hispanic America is marked by traces of the Medieval European and Iberian legal traditions in combination with indigenous and local norms created especially for the New World. Large distances, ethnic diversity, and the impact of religious and imperial structures helped to shape “Derecho Indiano.” The ensuing legal culture continued to affect the laws of independent states during the early 19th century.