The Jesuit "Republic" of the Guaranis, 1609-1768, and Its Heritage

by Sélim Abou

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The Guaranis enjoyed during 150 years a status of free citizens, equal to Spaniards. This book presents not only the art treasures of the Jesuit Guaranis missions, but other important historic, social and cultural aspects of this outstanding human and religious experience. The Jesuit fathers were expulsed from the region in 1768.… (more)

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The Jesuit "Republic" of the Guaranis, 1609-1768, and Its Heritage

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La "République" jésuite des Guaranís (1609-1768) et son héritage (1609-1768)

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The Guaranis enjoyed during 150 years a status of free citizens, equal to Spaniards. This book presents not only the art treasures of the Jesuit Guaranis missions, but other important historic, social and cultural aspects of this outstanding human and religious experience. The Jesuit fathers were expulsed from the region in 1768.

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