English-speaking communities in Latin America

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Notes on the Contributors List of Tables List of Maps Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: ORIGINS A Community of Purpose: British Cultural Influence during the Spanish American Wars for Independence K.Racine The British Community of Bahia, Brazil, 1810-1823 L.Guenther From Speculative to Substansive Boom: The British in Mexico, 1821-1911 B.A.Tenenbaum & J.N.McElveen The Formation of Hiberno-Argentine Society P.McKenna Conflicts in the Pailon: The British Experience in Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador, 1860-1914 G.Fisher PART II: ARGENTINA The Anglo-Argentines: Work, Family and Identity, 1860-1914 D.Jakubs New Nations and Old Identities: The Anglo-Argentines and the South Atlantic Conflict F.Cortes-Conde PART II: CHILE The British Communities in Nineteenth-Century Chile: Engagement and Isolation J.Mayo The British and their Descendants in Chilean Patagonia L.Nock PART IV: BRAZIL Imagining Brazil: The Recruitment of English Labourers as Brazilian Colonos O.Marshall British Football with a Brazilian Beat: The Early History of a National Pastime, 1894-1933 D.J.Davis PART V: CARIBBEAN BASIN The Bay Islands English: Stages in the Evolution of a Cultural Identity R.A.Graham Identity in Transition: From West Indian Immigrant to Afro-Constarricense R.N.Harpelle San Andres: An Islander Comeback? J.Ross Index

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