The Women of Mexico City, 1790-1857

Silvia Marina Arrom

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Historical Studies in Latin America Latin American history and culture Feminism, Gender, and Social Issues

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Introduction 1. The mobilization of women 2. Legal status 3. Demographic patterns 4. Employment 5. Marital relations and divorce Conclusion Appendixes Notes Bibliography Sources of illustrations Index.

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