..., sometimes unnecessarily. He includes a bibliography of all writings by Barros Arana listed by year of publication and also a bibliography of works on Barros Arana, which is out of date and almost exclusively Chilean. Ricardo Donoso characterizes Barros Arana and his two colleagues, Miguel Luis...

...Charles C. Griffin Barros Arana, americanista . By Mellafe Rolando . Santiago , 1958 . Ediciones de los Anales de la Universidad de Chile . Pp. 64 . Paper . Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 ...

...Irving A. Leonard Barros Arana, Educador, Historiador y Hombre Público . By Donoso Ricardo . ( Santiago : Universidad de Chile , 1931 . Pp. 337 .) Copyright 1935 by Duke University Press 1935 ...

...William E. Wilson Don Diego Barros Arana . By Salinas Carlos Ramírez . ( Santiago : Ediciones de la Universidad de Chile , 1942 . Pp. 161 . Paper.) Copyright 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 ...

... Diego Barros Arana . By Barros Carlos Orrego . Santiago , 1952 . Universidad de Chile . Pp. 277 . Freire, liberator de Chiloé . By Gutiérrez Manuel Reyno . Santiago , 1952 . Zig-Zag . Colección Biografías . Pp. 266 . Copyright 1954 by Duke University Press...

...A. J. Bauer Barros Arana’s Historia jeneral de Chile: Politics, History, and National Identity . By Yeager Gertrude Matyoka . Fort Worth : Texas Christian University Press , 1981 . Illustration. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 187 . Paper . $12.00 . Copyright 1983...

...Luis Rafael Arana Río Dulce and Golfo Dulce (Lago de Izabal) were the artery of Guatemalan colonial commerce. Merchandise was unloaded at Puerto Caballos and stored upriver at the Golfo. Santo Tomás was then the port for 38 years. Unloading was back at Puerto Caballos until grasped by Omoa...

...Luis Rafael Arana Still, this book ’s value lies in making important documentary material available again or for the first time. The governors’ list includes men who held tenure prior to permanent settlement or who never took possession or whose governorship did not include present-day...

...Luis Raeael Arana Andrew Jackson and Pensacola . Edited by McGovern James R. . Pensacola, Florida , 1971 . The Jackson Day Sesquicentennial Committee . Maps. Illustrations. Tables. Bibliography . Pp. iii , 80 . Paper. $1.00 . Copyright 1972 by Duke University Press 1972...

... that Encina apparently created about his ancestors. The remainder of the volume takes up Encina’s writings on different topics and the parallels between his passages and those of Barros Arana, C. H. Haring, and others. Although these are called “plagiarisms,” they appear to be more accurately described...

... of the old province of Valdivia. 3 Prior to the 1840s the Chilean government had attempted unsuccessfully to attract Irish, English, and Swiss immigrants; see Diego Barros Arana, Historia jeneral de Chile (Santiago, 1884-1902), XI, 257-258; XIII, 590-591; XIV, 528-530. 4 Hermann Blumenau...

... with the voluminous Barros Arana. Like the older historian, Encina divides his narrative into five parts. This seems to be the inevitable chronological division, but he still lacks a few chapters of reaching 1808. Possibly, too, he intends to review for the eighteenth century the topics on colonial life...

... that protected trading fleets and transported treasure back to Spain. Phillips follows the “life histories” (p. 18) of six galleons contracted by don Martín de Arana for this Armada in 1625 as a way of illustrating the workings of the vast bureaucracy for which Spain under the Phillips was justly famous...

... Amunátegui Solar, El Instituto Nacional bajo los rectorados de don Manuel Montt, don Francisco Puente y don Antonio Varas , 1835-1845 (Santiago, 1891). 13 Ibid., 95-96. 14 A detailed account of the leading events of the decade, including the foundation of the UCH, is by Diego Barros Arana, Un...

... on Chilean historians such as Amunátegui, Barros Arana, and Vicuña Mackenna. Understandably, the evaluation of Prescott is more elaborate. Prescott’s life and unique methods of work are discussed and the singular good fortune in collaborators which enabled him to collect his material presented...

... in Sonora; in 1940, only 92 did. 23 In 1917 María de Jesús Váldez, a schoolteacher, campaigned on behalf of José María Arana, a virulently anti-Chinese candidate for municipal president of Magdalena, Sonora. As a woman, Váldez could not act publicly by standing for election to political office...

... personal ends. Soon Liberals and Conservatives had their respective paladins: Lastarria, Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna, and Diego Barros Arana used their scholarship to prove the value of Liberalism and often to attack the abuses committed by the Montt administration; José Ignacio Eyzaguirre and José...

... with the creation of a nationalist ideology and an embryonic political party by Sabino de Arana y Goiri and the beginnings of the Basque movement during the reign of Alfonso XIII. The complicated story of Basque nationalism and the Second Republic is the subject of the longest chapter in the book, followed by three...

... drawing up the arbitration agreement only until President Avellaneda took office that same year. 24 In 1876 Chile appointed as her representative in Argentina Diego Barros Arana, one of her best known historians. During July, Barros Arana and Irigoyen initiated conferences to conclude either...