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ECONOMIC HISTORY of COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA and the ATLANTIC and PACIFIC WORLDS, Ca 1500-1900 Revised 05/2007 ON-LINE BIBLIOGRAPHY: ECONOMIC HISTORY OF COLONIAL LATIN AMERICA AND THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC WORLDS, ca 1500-1900. The entries are alphabetical by author, but they can be searched through the FIND function by title, subject and other keywords. With some anthologies or collections I have cited individual articles. Where I have not yet done that, I have placed an asterisk * at the end of the entry. I apologize misspealling and other errors and would be happy to make corrections. Please send an email. Abecia Baldivieso, Valentín. Mitayos de Potosí, en una economía sumergida. Barcelona: Técnicos Editoriales Asociados, 1988. Abercrombie, Thomas. “Q’aqcbas and la plebe in ‘rebellion’: Carnival vs. Lent in Eighteenth Century Potosí,” I Congreso Internacional de Etnohistoria, Buenos Aires, 1989.* (mimeo) Abernethy, David. 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