Why were some church officials against the Spanish pillaging and plundering of the Americas?

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• Weavers
• West Indian Economic Decline
• Whitefield, George
• Whiteness in the Atlantic World
• Wine
• Witchcraft in the Atlantic World
• Women and the Law
• Women Prophets

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