Historia de la Compaa de Jess en la provincia del Paraguay (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Per, Bolivia y Brasil) segn los documentos originales del Ar [Spanish]

Historia de la Compaa de Jess en la provincia del Paraguay (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Per, Bolivia y Brasil) segn los documentos originales del Archivo General de Indias, Volume t.4 ofrece una detallada narraci 3n de la historia de la Compa -a de Jes s en la regi 3n del Paraguay durante el per -odo colonial. Basada en documentos originales del Archivo General de Indias, esta obra proporciona una visi 3n exhaustiva de las misiones jesuitas, su impacto en las poblaciones ind -genas y su papel en la expansi 3n del cristianismo en Sudam rica.

Editado por Pablo Pastells y Francisco Mateos, este volumen examina en profundidad las actividades de los jesuitas, su organizaci 3n, sus logros educativos y culturales, y los desaf -os que enfrentaron. Un recurso invaluable para historiadores y estudiosos interesados en la historia de la iglesia, la colonizaci 3n y la interacci 3n entre Europa y Am rica del Sur.

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