Fortunately the documents provided by the courts of the time are very helpful in delving in to colonial lives. In Richard Boyer's document, Catarina Maria Complains That Juan Teioa Forcibly Deflowered Her, it begins as Catarina tries to file a suit against Juan Teioa raped her. She demands that she should be repaid for the loss of her virginity...
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In Richard Boyer's document, Catarina Maria Complains That Juan Teioa Forcibly Deflowered Her, it begins as Catarina tries to file a suit against Juan Teioa raped her. She demands that she should be repaid for the loss of her virginity. As the trial progresses Catarina's brothers come to her aid and bring the case before the General Indian Court, wanting to have Juan marry Catarina or pay for the loss of her virginity...
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