Puerto Rico, a political and cultural history / Arturo Morales Carrion ; chapters by Maria Teresa Babin [and others]
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New York : Nashville :
W.W. Norton ; American Association for State and Local History,
℗♭1983.
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Table of Contents:
- Invitation to the reader
- Introduction
- Part One: The emergence of a people
- An island is settled / Arturo Morales Carrion
- The outpost of empire / Aida R. Caro Costas
- The organization of an institutional and social life / Aida R. Caro Costas
- The eighteenth-century society / Luis Gonzalez Vales
- Puerto Rico in a revolutionary world / Arturo Santana
- Towards a plantation society (1860-1866) / Luis Gonzalez Vales
- The challenge to colonialism (1866-1897) / Luis Gonzalez Vales
- Part Two: The struggle for identity / Arturo Morales Carrion
- 1898: the hope and trauma
- The rise of colonial tutelage
- The Wilsonian era in Puerto Rico
- The aftermath of the Jones Act
- The plight of the 1930s
- The forging of consensus
- The PPD democratic hegemony (1944-1969)
- The postscriptum: the end of consensus
- Part Three: Epilogue / Maria Teresa Babin
- A special voice: the cultural expression.