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...Roger M. Haigh Alzaga, 1812 . By Alzaga Enrique Williams . Buenos Aires-Barcelona , 1968 . Emecé . Index . Pp. 306 . Paper. US $2.60 . Copyright 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 Enrique Williams Alzaga has presented Argentine specialists with the first complete study...

...Joseph R. Barager Historia de las ideas políticas en la Argentina . Vol. II: Las ideas políticas de Martín de Álzaga, precursor de la independencia Argentina . Vol. III: Las ideas políticas de los hombres de Mayo . By De Gandía Enrique . Buenos Aires , 1962, 1965 . Ediciones...

... historians, continues his multi-volume study in these two weighty tomes. Volume IV will appeal mainly to those readers eager for some new details and more rehashing of material in Volumes II and III—that is, the rehabilitation of Martín de Álzaga. If there is any one who has read Gandía’s three volumes...

...Dwain Ervin Dos revoluciones . By Álzaga Enrique Williams . Buenos Aires , 1963 . Emecé Editores . Index. Illustrations. Notes . Pp. 278 . Copyright 1966 by Duke University Press 1966 Argentine historians continue to devote considerable attention to the origin...

...Dwain Ervin Fuga del General Beresford, 1807 . By Álzaga Enrique Williams . Buenos Aires , 1965 . Emecé Editores . Illustrations. Index . Pp. 364 . Paper. Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 It is generally accepted that the English invasion of the Río de la...

... of scholastic quality. Miguel Angel Scenna admirably fulfills this goal in this the first volume of the series. Presenting a well-written chronological narrative of the six years preceding Argentine independence, he intricately weaves the careers of Rafael de Sobremonte, Martín de Alzaga, Cornelio de...

...Marcos A. Morínigo La pampa en la novela argentina . By Alzaga Enrique Williams . Buenos Aires , 1955 . Angel Estrada y Cía . Ediciones Argentina de Cultura. Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 382 . Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

... In practically one word the thesis of this book is that Alzaga and later Cisneros are the true instigators of the Revolution of May, 1810, and that the 21st of May and not the 25th is the true independence day of Argentina. The author leans heavily on and synthesizes the works on this period by Julio V. González...

... are indeed refreshing. He must be read and debated. This book makes him more controversial than ever. Finally, his love for his hero, Martín de Alzaga, is still there. ...

...Georgette Magassy Dorn Cartas que nunca llegaron. María Guadalupe Cuenca y la muerte de Mariano Moreno . By Álzaga Enrique Williams . Buenos Aires , 1967 . Emecé Editores . Illustrations. Notes. Appendix. Index . Pp. 168 . Paper. Copyright 1968 by Duke University Press 1968...

... of the Buenos Aires capitalistas as a social group. A list of Costa’s associates reads like a Who’s Who of Argentina’s old-guard oligarchy: among others, Sáenz Valiente, Haedo, Alzaga, Capdévila, Trapani, and Aguirre. Most had inherited their commercial wealth and were interrelated through marriage...

... Williams Alzaga, Dos revoluciones: 1° de enero, 1809-25 de mayo, 1810 (Buenos Aires, 1963); Cartas que nunca llegaron (Buenos Aires, 1967); and Ricardo Levene, Ensayo histórico sobre la revolución de mayo y Mariano Moreno (4th edition, 3 vols., Buenos Aires, 1960). The book under review contains only...

... as sargento mayor and rendered his services not with the help of Martín de Alzaga as heretofore believed, but on his own. In this interpretation one has to believe López and not Mitre, since López used the same documents the author uses and Mitre never saw them. One of the better contributions...

... Aires, 1806-1807 (Buenos Aires, 1981). Some of the more interesting work on the period of the English invasions has centered around the role of Martin de Alzaga. See Enrique Williams Alzaga, Martín de Alzaga en la reconquista y en la defensa de Buenos Aires (1806-1807) (Buenos Aires, 1971); Enrique...

... at that? And since politics makes strange (i.e., unpredictable) bedfellows, what are we to make of labels like “a man of the Anchorenas,” “an associate of the Anchorenas,” “a friend of the Anchorenas”? Might not the very same men be “friends” or “associates” of the families Ezcurra, Ortiz Basualdo, Alzaga or others...

... la llamada ‘conspiración de los franceses’ de 1795, por la que las autoridades ordenan investigar una supuesta rebelión en ciernes de afrodescendientes, en la cual el Alcalde don Martín de Alzaga detiene y tortura a varios sospechosos. El autor analiza el caso y propone entenderlo en el contexto del...

... últimos españoles: Autonomía y lealtad a la corona en el Montevideo insurgente (1800–1815) . Montevideo : Linardi y Risso , 2012 . Álvarez Junco José . Mater dolorosa: La idea de España en el siglo XIX . Madrid : Taurus , 2001 . Álzaga Martín de . Cartas (1806–1807) . Edited...

..., Alvear, Alzaga, and some other businesspersons with lesser resources, such as Senilloso, Frías, Irigoyen, Newton, and Frers, joined together on the basis of a commitment to improve the genetic quality of the herds (purebreds, hybrids, and crossbreeds) and introduce state-of-the-art machinery and new...

... Castilla merchants, the Lezicas, the Escaladas, Gaspar de Santa Coloma, Cristóbal de Aguirre and Martín de Alzaga. The net effect of the breakdown of traditional trade was to threaten the position of the merchants dealing in efectos de Castilla , to improve the fortunes of the slavers and exporters...

... estancia de Dn Felix Alzaga [uno de los cabecillas de los Libres de Sur, luego embargado] en el Juncal, que ésta no pase de 300 cabezas, con prevención que cada 10 días debe Ud. mandar tropa hasta que le ordene algún cese, dando recibos de la cantidad de animales que [ilegible] y remitiendo dicha tropa...