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Preface | |
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A Note about America and Americans | |
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Terms Used in the Text | |
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Introduction | |
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A Shared Political Culture | |
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The Antiguo R�gimen | |
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The Nature of Representation in New Spain | |
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The Emergence of an American Identity | |
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The Bourbon Reforms | |
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The Collapse of the Spanish Monarchy | |
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The Crisis of the Spanish Monarchy | |
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The Effects of the Crisis in New Spain | |
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The General Juntas of 1808 | |
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The First Golpe de Estado | |
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The Events of 1809 | |
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The Emergence of Representative Government | |
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The Elections to the Junta Central | |
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The Instructions from New Spain | |
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The Valladolid Conspiracy | |
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Two Revolutions | |
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The Political Revolution | |
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Convening a Parliament | |
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The Elections of Suplentes | |
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Elections in New Spain | |
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The Armed Revolution | |
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The Baj�o | |
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The Great Insurgency | |
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Other Movements | |
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The Nature of the 1810 Revolutions | |
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The C�diz Revolution | |
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The Cortes of C�diz | |
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The American Question | |
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The Constitution | |
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The New Constitutional Order in America | |
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The First Constitutional Elections | |
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Elections in Mexico City | |
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Elections in Yucat�n | |
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Elections in Nueva Galicia | |
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Elections in the Provincias Internas | |
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Ayuntamiento Elections in New Spain | |
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Elections to the Cortes and Provincial Deputation in New Spain | |
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The New Constitutional Regime | |
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The Constitutional Regime in Guadalajara | |
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The Significance of the Constitutional Order | |
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The Collapse of Constitutional Government | |
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A Fragmented Insurgency | |
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Counterinsurgency | |
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Toward an Organized Insurgency | |
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The Insurgency in the South | |
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Puebla and Cuautla | |
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The Government of the Nation | |
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The Insurgent Regime in Oaxaca | |
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The Collapse of the Suprema Junta | |
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The Urban Conspirators | |
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The Congress of Chilpancingo | |
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The Continuing Insurgency | |
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Separation | |
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The Restoration | |
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The Constitution Restored | |
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The Second Constitutional Period in New Spain | |
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The Cortes | |
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The Plan of Iguala | |
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The Treaty of C�rdoba | |
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The Mexican Empire | |
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The Rise of Iturbide to Prominence | |
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The Sovereign Provisional Governing Junta | |
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Elections to the Mexican Constituent Cortes | |
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The Convocatoria | |
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The Elections | |
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The Mexican Cortes | |
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The Junta Nacional Instituyente | |
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The End of the Empire | |
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The Formation of the Federal Republic | |
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The Junta of Puebla | |
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The Sovereign Cortes | |
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Who Is Sovereign? | |
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The Junta of Celaya | |
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Jalisco, Zacatecas, and Oaxaca | |
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The Second Constituent Congress | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Sources | |
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Index | |