Chapter XV: The Conditions of Political Life in Spanish-American Republics
European Views of Spanish America during and after the War
of Independence 524
Physical or Geographical Conditions affecting the Political
Life 527
Racial Conditions: The Aborigines 528
Economic and Social Conditions 532
Historical Conditions in the Colonial Period 534
Historical Conditions during and since the War of Independence 536
The Peoples of the Republics began with no Experience in the
Methods of Free Government 537
Some Revolutionary Leaders did not approve Democracy 538
Would Monarchy or Oligarchy have been Better? 540
Differences between the existing Republics: Three Classes of
States 541
Some have truly Republican Governments 543
Influences making for Political Progress 546
European Judgments on Spanish-American Republic unduly
Severe 550
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