Roots of Insurgency: Mexican Regions, 1750-1824

Christon I. Archer · Brian R. Hamnett

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List of maps Acknowledgements Weights and measures Introduction 1. Social tensions in the provinces 2. Insurgency - characteristics and responses 3. Conflict, protest and rebellion 4. Death and dislocation 5. Insurrection - recruitment and extension 6. The struggle for Puebla, 1811-13 7. Local conflict and provincial chieftains 8. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.

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