ACLS Humanities E-Book: To love, honor, and obey in colonial Mexico: conflicts over marriage choice, 1574-1821

To love, honor, and obey in colonial Mexico: conflicts over marriage choice, 1574-1821

Seed, Patricia.

Year: c1988.

Publisher: Stanford University Press.

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Introduction: Romeo and Juliet in Mexico

Part I: The Early Colonial Period, 1574-1689

1 The Mexican Background

2 Will

3 Love

4 Honor

5 The Role of the Church

Part II: The Transitional Period, 1690-1779

6 Changing Attitudes Toward Honor

7 Changing Attitudes Toward Love and Will

8 Interest and Patriarchy

9 Honor as Status

Part III: The Transformation of Church and Crown

10 Changing Positions of Church and Crown

11 The Church's Retreat on Aggressive Intervention

12 The Church's Retreat on Doctrine

13 The Royal Pragmatic and Social Inequality

Conclusion

Notes

Bibliographic Note

Index

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Title:

To love, honor, and obey in colonial Mexico : conflicts over marriage choice, 1574-1821 Patricia Seed.

Author:

Seed, Patricia

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To love, honor, and obey in colonial Mexico : conflicts over marriage choice, 1574-1821 Patricia Seed.
Seed, Patricia
Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, c1988.

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Subject Headings:

• Marriage -- Mexico -- Mexico City -- History
• Marriage -- Parental consent -- Mexico -- Mexico City -- History
• Marriage -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church
• Mate selection -- Mexico -- Mexico City -- History
• Mexico -- Social conditions -- To 1810

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