Mexico since Independence

"Mexico Since Independence," published by Cambridge University Press in 1991, is an essential hardback volume for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of Mexican history. Spanning 464 pages, this book compiles six insightful chapters from Volumes III, V, and VII of the acclaimed Cambridge History of Latin America. It offers a comprehensive exploration of Mexico's economic, social, and political evolution since gaining independence from Spain in 1821. This engaging narrative is designed to serve both educators and students, making it a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Latin American history. Each chapter is thoughtfully accompanied by a bibliographical essay, enhancing its scholarly depth and providing further avenues for research. Dive into this authoritative account and discover the pivotal moments that have shaped modern Mexico.