The people and the King: the Comunero Revolution in Colombia, 1781

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
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• Illustrations (page ix)
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• Maps (page xi)
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• Preface (page xiii)
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• Introduction (page xvii)
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• I. Charles III
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  • 1. From Kingdoms to Empire: The Political Innovations of Charles III (page 3)
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  • 2. From Kingdom to Colony: The Fiscal and Economic Program of Charles III (page 18)
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• II. Juan Francisco Berbeo
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  • 3. The Crowd Riots (page 39)
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  • 4. Patricians and Plebeians in Socorro (page 50)
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  • 5. A Utopia for the People (page 67)
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  • 6. A Utopia for the Nobles (page 79)
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  • 7. A Utopia for the Indians: The Resguardos (page 89)
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  • 8. A Utopia for the Indians: Indians in Revolt (page 95)
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  • 9. Confrontation at Puente Real de Vélez (page 112)
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  • 10. A Non-Battle in Bogotá and the Invasion of Girón (page 122)
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  • 11. "War, War, On to Santa Fe" (page 131)
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  • 12. Rendezvous in Zipaquirá (page 142)
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  • 13. The Capitulations of Zipaquirá: Fiscal Aspects (page 156)
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  • 14. The First Written Constitution of New Granada (page 172)
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• III. Antonio Caballero y Góngora
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  • 15. José Antonio Galán: Myth and Fact (page 189)
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  • 16. The Second Enterprise against Santa Fe (page 200)
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  • 17. The Reconquest of Socorro from Its "Infidelity" (page 212)
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  • 18. The Carrot and the Stick (page 223)
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  • 19. Caballero y Góngora and the Independence of Colombia (page 239)
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• Note on the Sources (page 249)
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• Notes (page 251)
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• Index (page 293)
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