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I | Caudillo Structures | 1 |
1 | Precursors and Premonitions | 3 |
1 | Terms of Power | 3 |
2 | Estancias, Hatos, and Haciendas | 9 |
3 | Bandits and Guerrillas in the Hispanic World | 22 |
4 | Absolute Monarchy: The Sole Arbitrator | 29 |
2 | Independence: Nursery of Caudillos | 35 |
1 | Rio de la Plata: Delegates and Dissenters | 36 |
2 | The Guerrillas of Upper Peru | 44 |
3 | The Montoneros of Central Peru | 51 |
4 | Venezuela: Caudillo Prototypes | 55 |
5 | Mexico: Clerical Caudillos | 73 |
6 | The Legacy of War | 82 |
3 | The New Rulers | 84 |
1 | Caudillos and Constitutionalists in Argentina | 84 |
2 | Venezuela: From War to Peace | 99 |
3 | Mexico: Caudillos in Search of Space | 115 |
4 | Caudillo Prospects | 129 |
4 | Caudillo State, Nation-State | 132 |
1 | From Bourbon State to Caudillo State | 132 |
2 | Wartime State | 138 |
3 | From Wartime State to Nation State | 142 |
4 | Caudillo Nationalism | 148 |
5 | The Mexican Version | 159 |
6 | The Caudillos and Economic Nationalism | 168 |
5 | The Necessary Gendarme | 183 |
1 | The Typology of Caudillism | 183 |
2 | War and Social Disorder | 184 |
3 | The Imperatives of Caudillism | 188 |
4 | The Prime Protector | 194 |
5 | Patricians or Populists? | 201 |
6 | The Caudillo System of Power: Conditions and Methods | 205 |
7 | Challenge from Behind | 217 |
8 | Caudillos and Campesinos in Mexico | 226 |
9 | Caudillo Models in Spanish America | 234 |
II | Caudillo Careers | 239 |
6 | Juan Manuel de Rosas: Argentina 1829-1852 | 241 |
1 | The Making of a Caudillo | 241 |
2 | Conservative Dictator | 250 |
3 | Personal Government | 254 |
4 | Crisis and Collapse | 263 |
5 | The Rosas Model | 273 |
7 | Joke Antonio Paez: Venezuela 1830-1850 | 275 |
1 | Preparations for Power | 275 |
2 | President and Protector | 286 |
3 | Caudillo of the Oligarchy | 299 |
4 | Caudillo in Defeat | 305 |
8 | Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna: Mexico 1821-1855 | 316 |
1 | Mexican Hero | 316 |
2 | Patron and Proprietor | 326 |
3 | Absentee Caudillo | 334 |
4 | El Hombre Necesario | 349 |
5 | Variations of Leadership | 362 |
9 | Rafael Carrera: Guatemala 1837-1865 | 365 |
1 | People's Leader | 365 |
2 | The Revolution of Mita | 371 |
3 | King of the Indians | 381 |
4 | Caudillo and President | 390 |
5 | Popular Caudillism, Conservative Caudillism | 396 |
10 | The Caudillo Tradition in Spanish America | 402 |
1 | Origins and Growth | 402 |
2 | The Caudillo in Political Theory | 411 |
3 | The Three Ages of Dictatorship | 425 |
4 | The Shadow of Caudillism | 433 |
Bibliography | 439 | |
Glossary | 456 | |
Index | 458 |
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