The Poverty of Progress Latin America in the Nineteenth Century

James R. Scobie · E. Bradford Burns

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Preface 1. The Nineteen Century: Progress and Cultural Conflict 2. The Elite Preference for Progress 3. Preservation and Glorification of the Elite Preference 4. An Intellectual Counterpoint 5. The Patriarchal Preference 6. The Folk Speak 7. The Poverty of Progress Chapter Notes Statistical Table Glossary Index

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