Politics and Trade in Southern Mexico, 1750-1821

Charles R. Berry · Brian R. Hamnett

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Introduction 1. Oaxaca - environment and trade 2. The struggle for control of trade 3. The problem of reform, 1768-1786 4. Reform and reality - the crisis of the subdelegations in the 1790s 5. The Galvez Plan under fire, 1786-1804 6. Finance, trade and the merchants, 1789-1808 7. The political crisis of 1808-1821 8. Conclusion - Oaxaca within the context of Mexican politics Glossary Appendices Bibliography Maps Index.

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