No. 22 (2014): King, seal and representation: the power of writing and document in the government of the Spanish Indies

Monograficos

• Introduction

  Margarita Gómez Gómez

  11-16

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• The Royal Chancery in the Audience of Santo Domingo. Use and possession of stamp and logbook in the sixteenth century

  Margarita Gómez Gómez

  17-45

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• The royal stamp and record in Panamá: Royal Audience and Chancellery in the sixteenth century

  Mª Ángeles Sanz García-Muñoz

  47-73

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• The Royal Seal as a Conflict: Misappropriation and Bad Use of the Monarch´s Image at the Audience and Chancellery of Santa Fe

  Jorge Pérez Cañete

  75-99

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• The memory and the record of the Royal Treasury in Indies in the Casa de la Contratación

  Francisco Fernández López

  101-127

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• Reigning on paper: stamps plate Joanna of Castile during the first regency of Ferdinand

  Antonio José García Sánchez

  129-152

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• A favorite of Philip IV Indies Chancellor: Count-Duke of Olivares

  Francisco José Pérez Ramo

  153-185

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• The Reception of the Royal Seal of Charles IV of Spain in the Chancery Court of Guatemala (1792): Epitome and Epigone of a Secular Tradition

  J. Jaime García Bernal

  187-226

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• The Real Audiencia of Lima, the royal seal and ensuring justice

  José de la Puente Brunke

  227-241

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• The Indian chancellor: notes for his story during the Bourbon monarchy, 1706-1819

  Víctor Gayol

  243-268

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• Fake stamp and royal charters of Philip V in the time of the Marquis of Casa Fuerte: New Spain, 1720-1731

  Rafael Diego-Fernández Sotelo

  269-314

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• Daily use of the seal in the Real Audiencia of Quito through some cancillerato´s accounts, 1779-1793

  Manuel Romero Tallafigo

  315-336

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