Good Faith and Truthful Ignorance: A Case of Transatlantic Bigamy
oIt was impossible to put this book down. It is a superb example of excellence in historical reconstruction and narrative. It is also a fine example of how, through the window of daily live and personal experience, we can apprehend and understand complex social and institutional processes... For social historians who want their students to live history Oin the flesh,O this work is a must.O --Asuncion Lavrin, Hispanic American Historical Review