Event
Valladolid debate
In 1550 the Emperor ordered a council at Valladolid to hear Sepúlveda and Las Casas on whether wars of conquest against the Indians could be just.
- Dates
- 1550
- Place
- Valladolid
In 1550 the Emperor ordered a council at Valladolid to hear Sepúlveda and Las Casas on whether wars of conquest against the Indians could be just.
Connections 9
interventions
- Bartolomé de las Casas 1550 answered Sepúlveda According to Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
- Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda 1550 argued for the lawfulness of war on the Indians; reasons as MacNutt lists them According to Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
involved
- Bartolomé de las Casas According to Francis Augustus MacNutt Scholarship & press 1
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Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda
According to Francis Augustus MacNutt
Scholarship & press
1
The four reasons MacNutt lists for Sepúlveda; MacNutt is the summarist.
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Bartolomé de las Casas
According to Francis Augustus MacNutt
Scholarship & press
1
MacNutt's judgment that Las Casas won a moral victory; his summary of Las Casas's thirty propositions; and his statement of how Las Casas read the papal bull. The account does not report a ruling.
- Charles V Scholarship & press 1
- Valladolid Scholarship & press 1
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Valladolid
Scholarship & press
1
Where Las Casas went on his return from America.
appears in
- Democrates Secundus Scholarship & press 1
Timeline 3 dates
- 1550 Valladolid debate
- 1550 Bartolomé de las Casas intervened in Valladolid debate According to Francis Augustus MacNutt
- 1550 Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda intervened in Valladolid debate According to Francis Augustus MacNutt
Proof 1 source
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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.
Scholarship & press
So enormous are the errors and scandalous propositions, contrary to all evangelical truth and to all Christianity that the Doctor Sepulveda has accumulated
Because of the rudeness of their heathen and barbarous natures, which oblige them to serve those of more elevated natures, such as the Spaniards possess.
Because of the gravity of their sins, particularly the practice of idolatry and other sins against nature.
For the spread of the faith; for their subjection renders its preaching easier and more persuasive.
On account of the harm they do to one another, killing men to sacrifice them and some, in order to eat them.
even won a moral victory over his talented opponent
all the wars, invasions, and conquests that have been made, have been tyrannical, contrary to justice and authority, and hence, in fact, null and void
the Bull of donation given by Alexander VI. charged the Spanish sovereigns with the right, or rather the duty, of converting the inhabitants of the New World to Christianity
ordered the India Council to assemble in Valladolid in conjunction with certain theologians and scholars, to decide whether or no wars for conquest might be justly waged against the Indians
Upon his arrival in Spain, he repaired at once to Valladolid where the court was usually in residence
Sepulveda petitioned the Emperor, who referred the matter to the Council of Castile.
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