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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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