War and persuasion in the borders of Santa Fe: Francisco Antonio de Vera Mujica’s time (1743-1766)
This paper seeks to reconstruct the main actions taken by Francisco Antonio de Vera Mujica as liutenant governor (Teniente de Gobernador) of Santa Fe city, (Argentina) in order to analyze the frontier policy and the interactions with native groups by mid 18th Century. While in office, between 1734 a...
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Sección Etnohistoria, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas. FFyL, UBA
2015
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| Sumario: | This paper seeks to reconstruct the main actions taken by Francisco Antonio de Vera Mujica as liutenant governor (Teniente de Gobernador) of Santa Fe city, (Argentina) in order to analyze the frontier policy and the interactions with native groups by mid 18th Century. While in office, between 1734 and 1766, he managed to start diplomatic conversations achieving a sort of equilibrium in the traditional discipline based on arms and as a consequence four reductions for non-submissive groups were found. To understand the processes that made this turn to diplomacy possible the strategies implemented at local and regional levels -even at viceregal level- are studied, since they allow us to insert Vera Mujica’s political project in a complex and conflictive context crossed by different interests. crossed by different interests. |
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