The Cambridge History of Latin America, Volume 11: Bibliographical Essays

This volume consists of bibliographical essays from the complete The Cambridge History of Latin America, Volumes 1-10. As such, it is the definitive bibliographical source for scholars of Latin America since the fifteenth century. This Is An Authoritative Large-scale History Of The Whole Of Latin America, From The First Contacts Between Native American Peoples And Europeans In The Late Fifteenth And Early Sixteenth Centuries To The Present Day. V. 1-2. Colonial Latin America -- V. 3. From Independence To C. 1870 -- V. 4-5. C. 1870 To 1930 -- V. 6 Latin America Since 1930 : Economy, Society And Politics (pt. 1. Economy And Society; Pt. 2. Politics And Society) -- V. 7. Latin America Since 1930 : Mexico, Central America, And The Caribbean -- V. 8. Latin America Since 1930: Spanish South America -- V. 9 Brazil Since 1930 -- V. 10 Latin America Since 1930 : Ideas, Culture And Society -- V. 11 Bibliographical Essays. Edited By Leslie Bethell. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Volume XI contains bibliographical essays from the complete Cambridge History of Latin America, volumes I-X. It will be the definitive bibliographic reference for scholars of Latin America in the European era. The Cambridge History of Latin America will consist of eleven volumes when it is completed. A comprehensive bibliography dealing with the archaeology and ethno-history of Mesoamerica and the north of Mexico has been prepared by Ignacio Bernal, Bibliografia de arqueologia y etnografia de Mesoamerica y norte de Mexico, 1514-1960 (Mexico, D.F., 1962). TThis is an authoritative large-scale history of the whole of Latin America, from the first contacts between native American peoples and Europeans in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries to the present day