The doctrinas cristianas of the dominican order, printed in mexico in the 16th century. Counterfeit publications? [Las Doctrinas cristianas de la Orden de Santo Domingo impresas en México en el siglo XVI, ¿ediciones contrahechas?]
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This article focuses on the study, from the perspective of Material Bibliography, of four editions of the Doctrina cristiana en lengua española y Mexicana, printed by the Dominican Order in Mexico in the first half of the 16th century. The differentiation of these editions reveals the complexity of the editorial panorama during the early years of the implementation of the printing press in continental America; a panorama conditioned by factors of legal or commercial nature, or associated with the evangelization or hispanization of the recently conquered territory, that gave way to the elaboration of counterfeit editions. © 2019, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. All rights reserved.
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16th Century; Antique Mexican Books; Christian doctrines; Counterfeit editions; Manual printing press
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