Medicine and Politics in Colonial Peru: Population Growth and the Bourbon Reforms (Pitt Latin American Series, 349)
by Adam Warren
Adam Warren explores the connections among medicine, politics, and population growth in colonial Peru. Focusing on the Bourbon reforms, this scholarly work offers a focused historical study of how medical and political concerns intersected during a significant period in Latin American history.
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Medicine and Politics in Colonial Peru examines the relationship between medical concerns and political change in colonial Peru.
The book focuses on population growth and the Bourbon reforms, placing these themes at the center of its historical analysis.
Adam Warren presents a specialized study within the Pitt Latin American Series.
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