... Mediterranean resistant comparison translingual Spanish empire ...

... Mediterranean resistant comparison translingual Spanish empire ...

... to track: Martí and Rizal, writing in Spanish on behalf of the modern Cuban and Philippine nations during the twilight of the Spanish empire, and James and Roberts, writing as English-speaking West Indies nationalists a half century later in the context of postwar decolonization. The essay focuses...

... This chapter explores Spanish foreign and colonial policy at midcentury. By 1861, moderate governments had held power in Spain for the previous eighteen years, and economic growth, internal tranquility, and stable alliances benefited the empire. Liberal reforms on the peninsula did not reflect...

... Francis Vinton Greene Philippines US Empire Spanish-American War colonial policing ...

... border crossing sea/ocean sailor merchant vessel Caribbean port cities circulation maritime history empire French/Spanish/British imperialism ...

... ready-made but difficult to track: Martí and Rizal, writing in Spanish on behalf of the modern Cuban and Philippine nations during the twilight of the Spanish empire, and James and Roberts, writing as English-speaking West Indies nationalists a half century later in the context of postwar decolonization...

... of their distance from and disdain toward the vast majority of the territory’s rural residents. The introduction considers the state of Spanish empire at midcentury, as the Cuban governor plotted together with the Dominican president for annexation. Finally, the introduction presages the importance of the fighting...

... ready-made but difficult to track: Martí and Rizal, writing in Spanish on behalf of the modern Cuban and Philippine nations during the twilight of the Spanish empire, and James and Roberts, writing as English-speaking West Indies nationalists a half century later in the context of postwar decolonization...

... and established the terms for the Indians' incorporation into the Spanish Empire. Seventeenth-century sermons and political treatises by British settlers in New England imputed humanity to indigenous peoples in terms of equal but separate sovereignties and were foundational to the construction of eighteenth...

... The rich silver mines of Potosí were like veins through which flowed, as one contemporary put it, “the blood of the political body” of the Spanish empire. Born in Asunción, Paraguay, Pedro Vicente Cañete y Domínguez (1749/50–1816) worked his way up as an “enlightened” functionary of the colonial...

...” of the Spanish empire. Born in Asunción, Paraguay, Pedro Vicente Cañete y Domínguez (1749/50–1816) worked his way up as an “enlightened” functionary of the colonial administration in the late eighteenth century. In his impressive compendium, Historical, Geographical, Physical, Political, Civil, and Legal Guide...

... to emphasize the ability of officers to infiltrate communities and the importance of immigrant detectives. Francis Vinton Greene Philippines US Empire Spanish-American War colonial policing ...