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Entre el desierto y la sierra
註釋"Excellent study of the indigenous peoples of what is now called Sonora, concentrating on the effects of the waves of military, Jesuit, and civil intrusions. Indigenous responses, ranging from mediated acceptance as a form of cultural preservation, to recourse to legal channels, to outright rebellion and resistance assume major importance in the ongoing discussion. Includes a useful documentary appendix"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.