Frustrated, misunderstood and forgotten: Spanish explorers of the enlightenment
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https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.79.2647Keywords:
America, expedition, Philippines, Enlightenment, travelAbstract
In the late eighteenth century, the Spanish Crown, like other monarchies, began promoting expeditions which, as well as laying claim on the territories visited, compiled studies and catalogues of their natural resources. On their return, however, most members of these expeditions met with misunderstanding and neglect by the very institutions that had promoted the mission.
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