This in-depth, comparative study focuses on the economy, society,
and political culture of Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican
Republic in the middle decades of the nineteenth century. Viewing
developments as they relate to the countries' common heritage of
insularity, colonialism, and slavery, Luis Martinez-Fernandez
points out profound, underlying balance-of-power transformations
during a time of ostensibly small change in the region's political
status.
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