... Junta de Valladolid British Proclamation of 1763 Johnson v. McIntosh Bartolomé de Las Casas Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda indigenous autonomy indigenous sovereignty encomienda vanishing Indian ...

... and a rare popular artist brave enough to engage the combative politics of this era. In “Pamuromo Chete (It’s Mere Talk),” Mapfumo offers a defiant response to the confident proclamations of President Ian Smith. The chapter ends with the 1978 establishment of the Blacks Unlimited, with legendary guitarist...

... 55 years later. It looks at Castro’s socialist proclamation and relations with the Soviet Union, explores the Revolution’s achievements, errors, and current situation. This is a brief history lesson for US readers who never knew, or don’t remember, the events. It sets the stage for Haydée’s story...

... Key texts for understanding Colombia’s history of internecine violence are presented to an English-speaking audience. This part encompasses nineteenth-century material, including Simón Bolívar’s 1813 public proclamation of “War to the Death,” the private diary kept by Soledad Acosta de Samper...

... the “Proclamation of La Plata to the Valiant Inhabitants of the City of La Paz,” is undoubtedly one of the most radical political expressions of the period. It challenges the tyranny and “misgovernment” of colonial offcials and, in an indirect reference to the conquest, denounces the loss of liberty three centuries...

... colonists figured the indigenous as equal owners of private property due political sovereignty. Autonomy and sovereignty as distinct models of indigenous political agency derive genealogically, I argue, from these imputations. Junta de Valladolid British Proclamation of 1763 Johnson v. McIntosh...

... proclamation. ...

... response to the confident proclamations of President Ian Smith. The chapter ends with the 1978 establishment of the Blacks Unlimited, with legendary guitarist Jonah Sithole at Mapfumo’s side. Acid Band Jonah Sithole chimurenga music Blacks Unlimited political music This chapter documents...

..., a regional government that espoused federalist rather than centralist political principles. The junta would have also supported the plantation peons and called for a tax on sugar produced by the plantations. Ibáñez was captured and executed in 1877, shortly after his proclamation. Bolivia’s inability...

... sectors, though it generated little rural Indian allegiance and was quickly repudiated by Spanish civil and military authorities. This anonymous document, titled the “Proclamation of La Plata to the Valiant Inhabitants of the City of La Paz,” is undoubtedly one of the most radical political expressions...

.... John Hope Franklin pays particular attention to Lincoln’s document and the “hundred days” between announcement and signature in The Emancipation Proclamation (Wheeling, IL: Harlan Davidson, 1995), 47–78. Those interested will find a recipe for Washington cake in The American Heritage Cookbook...

.... John Hope Franklin pays particular attention to Lincoln’s document and the “hundred days” between announcement and signature in The Emancipation Proclamation (Wheeling, IL: Harlan Davidson, 1995), 47–78. Those interested will find a recipe for Washington cake in The American Heritage Cookbook...

.... John Hope Franklin pays particular attention to Lincoln’s document and the “hundred days” between announcement and signature in The Emancipation Proclamation (Wheeling, IL: Harlan Davidson, 1995), 47–78. Those interested will find a recipe for Washington cake in The American Heritage Cookbook...