El señor y el marginado: la familia morisca Orejón y la rivalidad de los maestros de obras cristianas
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https://doi.org/10.3989/alqantara.1996.v17.i2.550Abstract
In light of today's unquestionable interest and historical study of the 16th century, this article focuses on a family of Morisco (Muslim converts to Christianity) artisans —the Orejón family— within a specific locale. This study shall assess the form of support that certain noble families extended to their Morisco workers to protect them against the daily obstacles they faced within a hostile Christian society. This work, leaving aside artistic considerations, offers a view on the formation of a «convert kinship» in the context of a specific city, Guadalajara, where the noble Mendoza family resided.
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