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Sculpture in the Kingdom of Quito
Mediacion, archivos y ejercicio
Los gremios de plateros y de batihojas en la ciudad de Quito (siglo XVIII)
Irrupcion del sector burocrata en el estado ecuatoriano, 1925-1944
Afroquitenos
Afroquitenos

By Carlos De La Torre

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La musica en Quito
Las quitenas
Las quitenas

By Fernando Jurado Noboa

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"History of women of the capital from pre-Incan times through first half of 20th century. Looks at women from all walks of life and several ethnic groups. Rich in vignettes and anecdotes"--Handbook...

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Perfiles ambientales de Quito
Los encomenderos de Quito, 1534-1660
La administracion como un fenomeno social
La administracion como un fenomeno social

By Tamar Herzog

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"Examines system of criminal justice in Quito from second half of 17th to first half of 18th centuries. Methodologically sophisticated, yet eminently readable. Based on extensive archival research...

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