Guides @ UF: The Conquest of Mexico: Bibliographies

Oxford Bibliographies

Oxford Bibliographies in Latin American Studies are annotated peer-reviewed bibliographies across many regional, temporal, and topical subject areas related to Latin America. They're a great resource for finding a research topic and finding recommended resources.

Oxford Bibliographies: Latin American Studies

Course Bibliographies

These bibliographies are related to the course The Conquest of Mexico. They come from Oxford Bibliographies.

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Conquest of Mexico
16th-Century New Spain
Hernán Cortés
The New Conquest History and the New Philology in Colonial Mesoamerica
Mexico
Founding Myths of the Americas
Post-Conquest Aztecs
Spanish Colonization to 1650
Comparative Indigenous History of the Americas
Early Colonial Forms of Native Expression in Mexico and Peru
The Indigenous Population and Justice System in Central Mexico and Oaxaca
Mesoamerican Archaeology
Post-Conquest Demographic Collapse
Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl
Warfare in Spanish America
Legal History of New Spain, 16th-17th Centuries
Art of the Aztec Empire
Gender in Iberian America
Indigenous Voices in Literature
Natural Disasters in Early Modern Latin America
Women in Colonial Latin American History
Painting in New Spain, 1521–1820
Conquest of Borderlands in Latin America
Printing and the Book
The Church in Colonial Latin America
Indigenous Borderlands in Colonial and 19th-Century Latin America
The Pre-conquest Mesoamerican States
The Spiritual Conquest of Latin America
The Development of Architecture in New Spain, 1500–1810
The Black Experience in Colonial Latin America