Lanzas, escopetas, machetes y mazas de dominadores y subalternos en el Tucumán (Jujuy, 1736-1795)

Abstract

The article identifies the weapons used by Spaniards, Indians and Creoles during the 18th century in Tucuman (Jujuy). From a cultural history perspective, various types of documents are examined to investigate the instruments of the microphysics of power and the contradictory monopoly of violence.