Power and politics in a tribe of indios amigos. The uprising and leadership of Carri- llang (1852-1862
Abstract
The article analyses the changes and persistence of the inter-ethnic relations in the western Buenos Aires (Argentina) frontier with Pampa and North-Patagonia after the overturn of Rosas' government in 1852. To this end, it approaches Cristobal Carri-llang’s uprising and his leadership in the tribe of Rondeau (Cruz de Guerra and Mulitas, Veinticinco de Mayo), emphasizing the bonds, reasons and socio-political interests that intervened in indios amigos’ agency during all these years.Downloads
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