Peasants, Politics, and the Formation of Mexico's National State: Guerrero, 1800-1857
Peter Guardino examines the connections among peasants, politics, and state formation in Guerrero between 1800 and 1857. Focusing on a crucial period in Mexican history, this scholarly work considers how rural society and political development intersected during the emergence of Mexico’s national state.
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Peter Guardino’s study explores the formation of Mexico’s national state through the history of Guerrero.
Covering the years 1800 to 1857, it focuses on the relationship between peasant communities and political change.
The book places local and national developments within a defined period of Mexican history.
It is suited to readers interested in state formation, rural politics, and nineteenth-century Mexico.
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