Charles H. Harris papers, 1972.

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Charles H. Harris papers, 1972.

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The Charles H. Harris papers consist of a single first draft manuscript entitled, A Mexican Family Empire; the latifundio of the Sanchez Navarro Family, 1765-1867. It describes the haciendas importance as an institution in both colonial and national Mexico using a topical approach. His study is based on the Sanchez Navarro papers located at the University of Texas at Austin. This family had the largest latifundio that ever existed in all of Latin America. The manuscript is arranged by chapters. Chapter seven on politics in the Colonial Period is missing.

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New Mexico State University

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Harris, Charles H. (Charles Houston)

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Charles H. Harris, III, professor emeritus of Latin American History at New Mexico State University, received his Ph.D. at the University of Texas at Austin. Professor Harris was a past president of the Rocky Mountain Council on Latin American Studies. From the description of Charles H. Harris papers, 1972. (New Mexico State University). WorldCat record id: 713694211 ...

Sanchez Navarro family.

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