The World of Túpac Amaru: Conflict, Community, and Identity in Colonial Peru
by Ward Stavig
Ward Stavig examines colonial Peru through the world of Túpac Amaru, focusing on conflict, community, and identity. The book provides a historical study of the social and cultural forces shaping life in Peru during the colonial period, making it a useful resource for readers of Latin American and colonial history.
About This Book
The World of Túpac Amaru explores colonial Peru through the interconnected themes of conflict, community, and identity.
Ward Stavig focuses on the historical world associated with Túpac Amaru and the social forces that shaped it.
This book offers readers an academic perspective on Peru’s colonial past and the relationships among individuals, communities, and colonial society.
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