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ways how laws and cases administer before the Spanish period​

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Basing its legitimacy in Spanish America and Asia on the papal bulls of Alexander VI (1493) and Julius II (1508), the Spanish Crown asserted preeminent authority in these regions as the vicar of the Vicar of Christ (i.e., the pope). Accordingly, believing that natural law expressed divine will and that positive law (manmade law) must conform to natural law, the law system of the Spanish Empire was built on the twin pillars of church and state, on canon law and crown law. Acknowledging the inseparability of religious and secular power in the Spanish Empire, this entry will focus on secular law and authorities.

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