Examines the politics of a 19th c. peasant revolt in Peru, looking at the organization and practice of government by the rebels to examine what a largely illiterate population understood by terms such as "nation" and showing the rebellion's sign
Examines the politics of a 19th c. peasant revolt in Peru, looking at the organization and practice of government by the rebels to examine what a largely illiterate population understood by terms such as "nation" and showing the rebellion's sign
Cecilia Méndez is Associate Professor of History at the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is the author of Los trabajadores guaneros del Perú, 1840–1879.
Inhaltsangabe
Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xiii 1. Introduction 1 2. The Republic's First Peasant Uprising 30 3. Royalism in the Crisis of Independence 52 4. Words and Images: The People and the King 75 5. The World of the Peasants: Landscapes and Networks 111 6. Government in Uchuraccay 7. The Plebeian Republic Epilogue 234 Abbreviations Notes Bibliography 315 Index 329
Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xiii 1. Introduction 1 2. The Republic's First Peasant Uprising 30 3. Royalism in the Crisis of Independence 52 4. Words and Images: The People and the King 75 5. The World of the Peasants: Landscapes and Networks 111 6. Government in Uchuraccay 7. The Plebeian Republic Epilogue 234 Abbreviations Notes Bibliography 315 Index 329
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