Before Mestizaje: The Frontiers of Race and Caste in Colonial Mexico (Cambridge Latin American Studies, Series Number 105)
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Before Mestizaje: The Frontiers of Race and Caste in Colonial Mexico (Cambridge Latin American Studies, Series Number 105)

by Ben Vinson Iii

History Latin American Studies
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Before Mestizaje explores the frontiers of race and caste in colonial Mexico, focusing on the historical forces and social boundaries that preceded mestizaje. This scholarly volume contributes to the study of colonial Latin America, racial classification, caste, and the formation of identity.

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Before Mestizaje examines the frontiers of race and caste in colonial Mexico.

The book focuses on the period before mestizaje became a defining framework for understanding identity.

It explores how racial and caste distinctions operated within the social world of colonial Mexico.

Part of the Cambridge Latin American Studies series, this volume offers a focused contribution to the study of colonial history and identity.

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