| Sumario: | This book explores the history and development of the Guaraní missions in South America, providing a detailed account of their foundation, economic activities, and eventual decline. The author, Julia J. S. Sarreal, draws upon extensive archival research to offer insights into the socio-economic structures and challenges faced by the Guaraní people within these missions. The work is intended for scholars and readers interested in Latin American history, colonial studies, and indigenous cultures. It examines the interplay between European missionaries and indigenous communities, highlighting both cooperation and conflict. The book also discusses the lasting cultural and economic impacts of the missions on the Guaraní people.
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