TAM volume 80 issue 3 Cover and Front matter

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N u m b e r 3 ARTICLES B A R B A R A W E I N S T E I N HOW TO BECOME A HISTORIAN OF LATIN AMERICA: The Extraordinary Career of Frank Tannenbaum N A N C Y E . V A N D E U S E N WHY INDIGENOUS SLAVERY CONTINUED IN SPANISH AMERICA AFTER THE NEW LAWS OF 1542 F R A N C I S M A R A L E X L O P E S D E C A R V A L H O JESUITS AS PETITIONERS: Antonio Ruiz de Montoya and the Issue of Indigenous Slavery in the Early Seventeenth-Century South Atlantic F R A N K L I N W . K N I G H T A N D L I L L I A N G U E R R A A PIONEER IN CARIBBEAN HISTORY: Franklin Knight Refl ects on Cuba OBITUARY B A R B A R A A . T E N E N B A U M IN MEMORIAM: Jaime E. Rodríguez O. (1940–2022) K E N N E T H J . A N D R I E N IN MEMORIAM: Ann Margaret Wightman (1950–2021) REVIEWS BOOK NOTES _______________ Published by