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Preface;
1. Introduction;
2. Alien landscapes;
3. The Australian experience;
4. The Mexican case;
5. The conquest process;
6. The colonial regime; Appendix 1. Sub-areas; Appendix 2. Sources for population estimates; Appendix 3. Sources for land holding and land use; Abbreviations; Glossary; Bibliography.
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Alison Coutts
reviewed A Plague of Sheep: Environmental Consequences of the Conquest of Mexico on June 02, 2015
A Plague of Sheep: Environmental Consequences of the Conquest of Mexico
Following in Alfred Crosby's footsteps, this book examines the biological conquest of the New World, specifically the highland central Mexico of the 16th century. The introduction of Old World species--especially sheep--into the New World ecosystems allowed for the indigenous populations to be conquered and enslaved by Europeans. The transformation of the soil-water regime and physical environment in turn changed the traditional natural resources of the indigenous communities, which aided the Spanish takeover of the region.
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