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Conquest And Survival In Colonial Guatemala A Historical Geography Of The Cuchumatn Highlands 15001821 3rd Ed W George Lovell

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Conquest And Survival In Colonial Guatemala A Historical Geography Of The Cuchumatn Highlands 15001821 3rd Ed W George Lovell instant download after payment.

Publisher: McGill-Queen's University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 25.56 MB

Pages: 354

Author: W. George Lovell

ISBN: 9780773527416, 0773527419

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 3rd ed.

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Conquest And Survival In Colonial Guatemala A Historical Geography Of The Cuchumatn Highlands 15001821 3rd Ed W George Lovell by W. George Lovell 9780773527416, 0773527419 instant download after payment.

Exposes the colonial roots of problems at the heart of Guatemala's ongoing political crises George Lovell's classic work, based primarily on unpublished archival sources, examines the impact of Spanish rule on the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes, an isolated region of Guatemala running along the country's north-western border with Mexico. Although Spanish imperialism left its mark, Lovell reveals that the vibrant Maya culture found in the Cuchumatan highlands was not obliterated and, although under considerable stress, endures to this day.