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Bartholomew de Las Casas: his life, apostolate, and writings
Francis Augustus MacNutt's 1909 biography of Las Casas, with a translation of the Brief Account.
Francis Augustus MacNutt’s 1909 biography of Las Casas, with a translation of the Brief Account.
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- Bartolomé de las Casas his doctrine, as MacNutt sums it up According to Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
- Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda his four reasons, as MacNutt lists them According to Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
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- Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
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Bartholomew de Las Casas: his life, apostolate, and writings, by Francis Augustus MacNutt (1909; text via Project Gutenberg #23466), Project Gutenberg (from the edition published by Arthur H. Clark, Cleveland, 1909), 1909.
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Convert the Indians first and they will afterwards become Spanish subjects; as against the contention of his adversaries that they must first be conquered, after which their conversion would follow.
On account of the harm they do to one another, killing men to sacrifice them and some, in order to eat them.
This little book, as the reader may see from the translation of it given at the close of this volume, is a veritable catalogue of horrors.
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