num_pages: 260
description: European domination &amp; native resistance play significant roles in this analysis of Mayan conversion amid competing &amp; increasingly divergent Spanish visions of 16th century Yucatan.List of IllustrationsPrefaceAcknowledgmentsSpaniardsIndiansEpilogueAppendicesGlossary of Spanish &amp; Maya TermsNotesSelect BibliographyIndex
language: English
title: Ambivalent Conquests: Maya & Spaniard in Yucatan 1517-70
titlecomplete: Ambivalent Conquests: Maya & Spaniard in Yucatan 1517-70 (Latin American Studies)
genres: Spain, Anthropology, History, Spanish History, Religion, Historical, Nonfiction, Native American History, Latin American History, School
ratings_count: 346
series: Cambridge Latin American Studies
awards: awardedAt: 568022400000
name: Herbert Eugene Bolton Memorial Prize
publisher: Cambridge University Press (Cambridge)