Revista de Historia de América

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This journal focuses on the history of the Americas, examining political, economic, social, and cultural transformations. Articles explore topics such as the press in emigrant communities, pastoral visits and governance in colonial territories, economic crises and growth models, religious orders, the organization of parishes, cultural festivals, the introduction of vaccines, diplomatic missions, loyalty during independence movements, indigenous populations, confederation efforts, the book industry, cartography and state control, propaganda, national identity and natural resources, civic discourse, religious martyrdom, the reception of new technologies like the phonograph, the scientific classification of plants, extractive industries, and industrialization processes. The journal covers a wide range of periods and regions within the Americas, often employing comparative and transnational approaches.

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