Essays in Population History, Volume Three

Essays in Population History, Volume ThreeEssays in Population History: Mexico and California, Volume Three is the final volume of the Cook and Borah Essays, marking the conclusion of the collaborative work of Sherburne F. Cook, who passed away in 1974. This volume features three essays that continue the research into the impact of European contact on indigenous populations, a theme central to Cooks academic work. The first chapter focuses on determining the low point of the indigenous

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