The Oxford history of Mexico

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• Josh80/100

  The Oxford history of Mexico is a mixed bag, in terms of quality and style. Each chapter is written by a different author and is a more or less self contained essay on a particular aspect of a particular period. Overall I found it to be a decent introduction or overview of a very big topic (~500+ yrs of Mexican history), but a few chapter were, perhaps inevitably, a bit of a slog.

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