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Al margen de la Corona. La emigración del clero regular canario a América en la edad moderna

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Al margen de la Corona. La emigración del clero regular canario a América en la edad modernaA travs del estudio de un amplio nmero de fuentes documentales de archivos insulares, nacionales e hispanoamericanos, Manuel Hernndez Gonzlez reconstruye la trayectoria histrica de un hecho singular: el papel desarrollado en el Nuevo Mundo por parte de una serie de frailes isleos que buscaron su futuro al margen del control de la Corona. En los siglos XVII y XVIII y en la primera dcada del XIX, un elevado nmero de regulares canarios cruzaron el

Al margen de la Corona. La emigracin del clero regular canario a Amrica en la edad moderna
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