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apparatus of
government in Spain,
which led to a
demand for men of
letters (
letrados) who were
university graduates (licenciados), of Salamanca, Valladolid...
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important element of
professional administrators with
legal training known as
letrados. The
second category of
traditional councillor had a less
formal role....
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colonial period.
Spanish universities expanded to
train lawyer-bureaucrats (
letrados) for
administrative positions in
Spain and its
overseas empire. The end...
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James A. Critical...
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Through Cracks in the Wall:
Modern Inquisitions and New
Christian '
Letrados' in the
Iberian Atlantic World. Vol. 19. Brill. Kamen,
Henry (1997). The...
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Raimondo Turtas (2001). Studiare, istruire, governare. La
formazione dei
letrados nella Sardegna spagnola. EDES. p. 236. "Sardegna
Cultura –
Lingua sarda...
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resident priest, Fray
Francisco de
Letrado, who
began construction of the
first permanent mission at Gran Quivira.
Letrado was
removed in 1631 and Fray Francisco...
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American peoples in the diocese. The
crosses represent Reverends Francisco Letrado,
Martin de Arvide, and
Pedro de
Avila y Ayala, all of whom were martyred...
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nature of
these positions,
which were also
imbued in and
promoted by the
letrado bureaucracy,
professional civil servants usually with
degrees in law as...
