Mexico, Slavery, Freedom: A Bilingual Documentary History, 1520–1829
Spanning 1520–1829, this bilingual documentary history explores slavery and freedom in Mexico through selected historical materials presented in English and Spanish. It offers readers a focused resource for examining the country’s long historical experience with enslavement, emancipation, and changing ideas of freedom.
About This Book
Mexico, Slavery, Freedom examines the intertwined histories of slavery and freedom in Mexico from 1520 to 1829.
This bilingual documentary history presents source materials in English and Spanish, making the collection accessible to a broad readership.
Spanning more than three centuries, the book provides a documentary framework for studying major historical questions surrounding slavery and emancipation in Mexico.
It is suited to readers interested in Mexican history, slavery studies, freedom, and historical documents.
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