"Rutilio I Rosaura, I Los Estragos Del Caciquismo" by Alberto M. Brambila Pelayo is a historical work addressing national affairs, likely focusing on the political system of caciquismo, a form of political bossism prevalent in Latin America. Published around 1920, the book likely explores the negative impacts and consequences of this system on Mexican society and governance. Brambila Pelayo's work offers a commentary on the political realities of his time, delving into the intricacies and challenges faced by the nation due to the dominance of local political bosses or 'caciques'. The book provides valuable insight into the historical context of Mexican politics and the socio-political dynamics that shaped the country's development.

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