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The most thorough and extended intellectual history yet written of the Catholic Church as it faced up to the Reform, if not one of the better cultural histories of the Reform written from any angle. Matthew Butler, author of Popular Piety and Political Identity in Mexico s Cristero Rebellion: Michoacan, 1927 1929 --Matthew Butler (09/17/2017)

A new, broadly learned, critical, illuminating, and highly significant account of Clemente de Jesus Munguia's important part in the struggles for Mexico. This is a book every historian of Mexico should read; its value will last long. -John Womack, author of Zapata and the Mexican Revolution -- John Womack The most thorough and extended intellectual history yet written of the Catholic Church as it faced up to the Reform, if not one of the better cultural histories of the Reform written from any angle. -Matthew Butler, author of Popular Piety and Political Identity in Mexico's Cristero Rebellion: Michoacan, 1927-1929 -- Matthew Butler

The most thorough and extended intellectual history yet written of the Catholic Church as it faced up to the Reform, if not one of the better cultural histories of the Reform written from any angle. --Matthew Butler, author of Popular Piety and Political Identity in Mexico's Cristero Rebellion: Michoacan, 1927-1929 --Matthew Butler (09/17/2017)

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Pablo Mijangos y González is an assistant professor of history at the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) in Mexico City. He is the author of a book on Mexico's contemporary legal historiography, published in Spain, and is coeditor of a volume on the origins and transformations of the Spanish American constitutional tradition, published in Mexico.

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