Appendix: Contesting Indigeneity in Colonial Cuba

John Paul Paniagua

Read the full article in the July 2024 William and Mary Quarterly.

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Figure III

Mapa cuarto de las tierras de los vecinos de Guanabacoa, 1748, Archivo General de Indias, Mapas y planos-Santo Domingo, 252, Seville, Spain. The map shows Guanabacoa’s expanded jurisdiction and the haciendas granted to the villa (circle 1 and letters within). This expansion ignored Native claims to coastal holdings in favor of streamlining relations between Havana and Guanabacoa.

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Planos del terrenoque se comprehende entre los ríos Contramaestre y Cautillo, 1783, Archivo General de Indias, Mapas y planos-Santo Domingo, 481, Seville, Spain. The map shows the original bounds of Jiguaní in a circle and its expanded boundaries in a border following the two rivers.

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