From Insurrection to Revolution in Mexico:
Social Bases of Agrarian Violence, 1750-1940
John Tutino

Paper | 1989 | $39.95 / £23.95
448 pp.

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"Although From Insurrection to Revolution in Mexico pursues a variety of engaging issues, it is firmly organized around a central question: Why did Father Miguel Hidalgo's massive peasant uprising of 1810 fail to transform colonial society and why, by contrast, did the several agrarian movements of 1910 contribute fundamentally to a social revolution? . . . Its ambitious scope, original research, convincing contrasts, and direct encounter of theory and primary evidence are qualities that place this book among the best recent contributions to historical sociology."--John Walton, American Journal of Sociology

Subject Areas:

• Latin American Studies
• Political Science and International Relations

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