The attitude of influential groups of Colonial Society towards the rural working population in nineteenth-century Puerto Rico, 1860-73

by Carrera`, Teresita Martinez De

Series: The Journal of Caribbean History . Volume 12 Published by : Montrose printery Ltd, (Kingston, Jamaica,) Physical details: p. 35-55 ill Subject(s): Rural workers -- nineteenth century -- Puerto Rico Year: 1979

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