|aForgotten conquests :|brereading New World history from the margins /|cGustavo Verdesio.
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|aPhiladelphia :|bTemple University Press,|c2001.
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|axii, 204 p. ;|c26 cm.
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|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [185]-199) and index.
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|a1. The Entrance to Historical Time -- 2. Years of Disappointment, Or the Long European Siesta -- 3. The Pacific Penetration -- 4. Empires in Conflict -- 5. The Encyclopedias -- 6. The Tentative Gaze of the Traveler -- Conclusion: The Territory as the Stage for the Drama of Difference.
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|aIndians of South America|xFirst contact with Europeans|zUruguay.
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|aIndians in literature.
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|aUruguay|xDiscovery and exploration|xHistoriography.
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|aUruguay|xDescription and travel|xHistoriography.
Since all narratives of historical conquests are told from the point of view of the victor, this work argues that only one of many possible stories is represented. The text suggests a way of reading historical narratives to discover the colonial subjects who did not produce documents.
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