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  • Coercion and Market: Silver Mining in Colonial Potosi, 1692-1826
  • Written by author Enrique Tandeter
  • Published by University of New Mexico Press, 1993/12/31
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Preface
1 The Resurgence of Silver Production 1
Silver Production in Potosi 1
European Demand 5
2 The 1730s 10
The Potosi Mita 15
Forced Labor and Seasonal Migration 15
The Mita in the Colonial System 17
The "Numbers" of the Mita 24
The "Arrangement" of the Mita 36
Mita Rent and Profitability 47
The Weight of Exploitation 52
Exemptions and Commutations, Caciques and Enteradores 62
3 Minga and Kajcha 73
Coercion and Market 73
The Origins of the Free Labor Force in Potosi 74
The Mingas of the Eighteenth Century 77
From Wage Supplement to Production as Collective Enterprise 85
Kajchas in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century 95
The "Commotion" of 1751 98
Provocation and Repression 102
Kajcha Activities until the End of the Colonial Period 107
4 Credit, Rent, and Profit 115
European Demand, American Transformations, and the Growth in Silver Production 115
Credit and State Finances in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century 117
The Azogueros' Company and the Monopoly of Silver Exchange 121
Mercantile Capital and Mining Property 126
The Separation between Ownership and Management in the Mining Industry 131
The Inflation of Rents 139
Peninsular Immigration and Mining Adventures 143
Rent and the Intensification of Mita Labor 153
Capital, Rent, and Profit 159
Credit 161
Ingenios without Mita Labor 164
5 Reform and Crisis 167
Mining in Potosi in the Context of the Bourbon Reforms 167
Intendant Manrique's Reform Attempt 169
The "Reform Plans" of 1790 179
From the Failure of the Nordenflicht Mission to the Codigo Carolino 189
The Opposition of the Absentee Owners 195
The "New Mita" and the Rejection of the Codigo Carolino 200
Years of Crisis: Geology, Mercury, and Credit 206
Years of Crisis: Regional Interests and the Mita 211
Years of Crisis: Dearth, Famine, and Epidemics 216
Epilogue and Conclusions 221
The Independence War and Potosi 221
The English in Potosi 223
By Way of Conclusion: Mining in New Spain and Potosi during the Eighteenth Century 231
Notes 237
Select Sources and Bibliography 295
Index 319
About the Author and the Book 332


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