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Pandemic Spikes and Broken Spears: Indigenous Resilience after the Conquest of Mexico
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Journal of Historical Political Economy (2022) 2 (1): 89–133.
Published: 21 February 2022
... average populations in those settlements to fall from 2,377 to 128 by 1646, 13% would still end the colonial era larger than they started. We show that both indigenous settlement survival durations and population levels through the colonial period are robustly predicted, not just by Spanish...
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