Diario de la expedicion reduccional del ano 1780, mandada practicar por orden del Virey de Buenos Aires

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In the late 18th century, as colonial powers sought to expand their influence in South America, "Diario de la expedicion reduccional del ano 1780, mandada practicar por orden del Virey de Buenos Aires" offers a meticulous account of an expedition led by Colonel Francisco Gavino de Arias. This document not only details the challenges faced in establishing new reductions but also highlights the intricate relationships between indigenous populations and colonial authorities. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this primary source reveals the complexities of colonial governance and cultural interactions. Dive into the nuanced narrative of ambition and adaptation that shaped the region's history, as you explore the implications of colonial policies and indigenous resilience.