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This radical reconsideration of revolutionary Mexico examines why some peasants sided with the Church while others aligned themselves with the state in the Cristero rebellion, thereby demonstrating the importance of local history in determining peasant r
"Purnell has produced an analysis that is new and helpful not only to our understanding popular agency in the Revolution but for writing history from below--especially the history of state formation as a contested, social phenomenon.--Mary Kay Vaughan, University of Illinois at Chicago

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This radical reconsideration of revolutionary Mexico examines why some peasants sided with the Church while others aligned themselves with the state in the Cristero rebellion, thereby demonstrating the importance of local history in determining peasant r
"Purnell has produced an analysis that is new and helpful not only to our understanding popular agency in the Revolution but for writing history from below--especially the history of state formation as a contested, social phenomenon.--Mary Kay Vaughan, University of Illinois at Chicago
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Autorenporträt
Jennie Purnell is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Boston College.