Peter Sahlins is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Berkeley.

• Figures, Tables, Maps, and IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotePrefaceAcknowledgmentIntroduction1. The Treaty of the Pyrenees and the Division ofthe Cerdanya2. The Frontiers of the Old Regime State3. Resistance and Identity under the Old Regime4. Community, Class, and Nation in the Eighteenth-Century Borderland5. The French Revolution6. Territory and Identity during the Spanish Crises(1808-1840)7. The Treaties of Bayonne and the Delimitationof the Boundary8. Conclusion: Identity and Counter-IdentityEpilogue: States and Nations since 1868Appendixes:A. Texts of the Division of the Cerdanya,1659-1660 and 1868B. Population, Marriage, and Propertybetween the Seventeenth and NineteenthCenturiesBibliographyList of Abbreviations andArchival Sources ConsultedOther Sources CitedIndex

Peter Sahlins is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Berkeley.

• Figures, Tables, Maps, and IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotePrefaceAcknowledgmentIntroduction1. The Treaty of the Pyrenees and the Division ofthe Cerdanya2. The Frontiers of the Old Regime State3. Resistance and Identity under the Old Regime4. Community, Class, and Nation in the Eighteenth-Century Borderland5. The French Revolution6. Territory and Identity during the Spanish Crises(1808-1840)7. The Treaties of Bayonne and the Delimitationof the Boundary8. Conclusion: Identity and Counter-IdentityEpilogue: States and Nations since 1868Appendixes:A. Texts of the Division of the Cerdanya,1659-1660 and 1868B. Population, Marriage, and Propertybetween the Seventeenth and NineteenthCenturiesBibliographyList of Abbreviations andArchival Sources ConsultedOther Sources CitedIndex

Peter Sahlins is Assistant Professor of History at the University of California, Berkeley.

• Figures, Tables, Maps, and IllustrationsAbbreviationsNotePrefaceAcknowledgmentIntroduction1. The Treaty of the Pyrenees and the Division ofthe Cerdanya2. The Frontiers of the Old Regime State3. Resistance and Identity under the Old Regime4. Community, Class, and Nation in the Eighteenth-Century Borderland5. The French Revolution6. Territory and Identity during the Spanish Crises(1808-1840)7. The Treaties of Bayonne and the Delimitationof the Boundary8. Conclusion: Identity and Counter-IdentityEpilogue: States and Nations since 1868Appendixes:A. Texts of the Division of the Cerdanya,1659-1660 and 1868B. Population, Marriage, and Propertybetween the Seventeenth and NineteenthCenturiesBibliographyList of Abbreviations andArchival Sources ConsultedOther Sources CitedIndex