Vagrants and Citizens: Politics and the

This is the first book to demonstrate the crucial role that the urban masses played in shaping political change as Mexico struggled to become a stable, independent nation state in the nineteenth century.p Richard Warren examines the political world of Mex

Richard A. Warren is associate professor of history and director of the Latin American Studies Program at St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia

Introduction: Mexico City's Masses and the Transition from Colony to Nation-State	p. 1
The Crisis of the Colonial Order, 1808-1820	p. 23
Three Guarantees, Two Constitutions, One Mexican Caesar, 1820-1824	p. 49
The Rise of Republican Mass Politics, 1824-1830	p. 75
Decent Men and Jacobins, 1830-1834	p. 99
The Transition to Centralism, 1834-1837	p. 125
Conclusion	p. 157
Selected Bibliography	p. 175
Index	p. 193
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Vagrants and Citizens: Politics and the Masses in Mexico City from Colony to Republic

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