Order, Family and Community in Buenos Aires, 1810-1860

Donna J. Guy · Mark D. Szuchman

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Argentine historical studies Historical Studies in Latin America Latin American Urban Studies

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1. Home, neighborhood, power 2. Disorder and social control 3. Growing up in the city 4. Youth and the challenges to the moral order 5. Children, politics, and education 6. The political dimensions of household changes 7. Conclusions: masses and political obligation Methodological appendix Notes Bibliography Index.

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