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...Marixa Lasso José Agustín Arango Ramírez y su legado is a crucial book for understanding Panama's nineteenth century. Readers will enjoy the interesting life of the Arango family, and from Figueroa Navarro's skillful analysis they will come out surprised by the multiple ways in which...

...Michael T. Ducey Liberalismo criollo y sacarocracia en Cuba: José Arango y Nuñez del Castillo (1765–1851) . By Hernández González Manuel . Madrid : Ediciones Idea , 2014 . Notes. Bibliography. 266 pp. Paper , €18.67 . Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017...

...Ann Farnsworth-Alvear La mentalidad religiosa en Antioquia: prácticas y discursos, 1828-1885 . By Arango Gloria Mercedes . Medellín : Multigráficas , 1993 . Maps. Tables. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography. 335 pp. Paper . Copyright 1996 by Duke University Press 1996...

...Richard J. Walter El conflicto de Leticia (1932–1933) y los ejércitos de Perú y Colombia . By Carlos Camacho Arango . Colección Centro de Estudios en Historia . Bogotá : Universidad Externado de Colombia , 2016 . Maps. Notes. Bibliography. 515 pp. Paper , COP$87.000...

... interest of the female authors in dealing with the subject while exploring feminine experiences in such locales. The same happens with the discussion of a major visual artist such as Débora Arango, whose work has not been valorized in depth by art critics in Colombia. Martin's arguments advance...

... several towns mentioned in footnote “a” of Parsons’ Table 5, although it should be pointed out that those towns received land from the Aranzazu concession after intervention by the national government. 17 The single most important source was Gabriel Arango Mejía, Genealogías de Antioquia y Caldas...

..., there is still plenty of additional material of interest to be found in the collection. The essays are so diverse that there are bound to be questions that will engage an interested reader. For example, Dale Tomich’s exploration of the economic and political writings of the Cuban Francisco Arango y Parreño...

... economy offered a chance to prosper” (p. 90). Johnson connects the failed revolution of July 26, 1808, to divisions arising out of the Las Casas debacle, as well as to factionalism lingering from the deeper past; she reinforces the argument that the revolutionary leader Arango y Parreño failed in his...

...Jane M. Rausch De la gloria al olvido: El hundimiento del vapor Prinz August Wilhelm en Puerto Colombia, 1918 . By Yidi Daccarett Enrique and Mendoza Arango Álvaro . 2014 . Photographs. Maps. Tables. Figures. Appendixes. Glossary. Bibliography. 284 pp. Cloth . Copyright © 2016...

... as The Story of Panama (to which Bunau-Varilla added in the 1913 edition, “A Statement In Behalf of Historical Truth”); Jorge E. Boyd, Open Letter to President Porras, Refuting Bunau-Varilla’s Book with Regards to the Independence of Panama (1913), and Julio B. Sosa, José Agustin Arango: Su vida y su obra...

... in the history of European colonialism” (p. 327). Lewis’s story, as revealed in its organization, is one of villains and heroes. The villains are men like Edward Long and Bryan Edwards in Jamaica, Moreau de Sainte Méry and Hilliard d’Auberteuil in St. Domingue, Francisco de Arango y Parreño and José Antonio...

... Gabriel Arango Mejía’s Genealogías de Antioquia y de Caldas , it was possible to locate an eighteenth-century Medellinense in the data base, and then in the genealogy, to construct a chart from that person back to the family founder and count the number of intermediate generations, thereby determining...

... the authors make the editors' case for the importance of focusing on the Spanish empire. Individuals like Francisco Arango y Parreño, Joseph Blanco White, Isidoro de Antillón, Francisco de Borja, and Antonio López y López, as well as the many French technicians who settled in Cuba after the Haitian Revolution...

... University Press 1987 This useful guide to nineteenth-century newspapers, catalogued in the Biblioteca Central of the Universidad de Antioquia, serves equally well for the major holdings of the Biblioteca Nacional or the Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango in Bogotá. The volume is arranged in three parts...

... on a few midwives, dentists, homeopaths, and pharmacists, who traveled between towns and whose credentials authorities did not vet intently. By contrast, Dr. R. Arango, municipal The Gerda Henkel Foundation generously funded this project. Many thanks to my Bogota´ colleagues Stefan Pohl-Valero, Claudia...

... quality. The book is published by the Banco de la República and is issued through its ultra-modern repository, La Biblioteca “Luís-Angel Arango,” whose publications are always distinguished. Doctor Robledo, a learned author in his own right, made some minor corrections to the original and this would...

... of the Villa papers are the actual sources for the Guzmán study, although the author’s intimate knowledge of the life and age of Doroteo Arango is evident in the essential organization and editing of material that made this biographical history possible. In this autobiographical account Pancho Villa...

...J. León Helguera Adolfo Samper, 1900 . Bogotá : Banco de la República / Biblioteca Luis-Angel Arango , 1989 . Photographs. Illustrations . 64 pp. Paper. Copyright 1991 by Duke University Press 1991 This is the sixth volume of the Historia de la caricatura en Colombia...

... or José Agustín Arango deserves a place on the list. This is an engaging study by a professional writer with a facility for scientific and technical subject matter. It deals essentially with the process of construction of the Panama Canal and with the Canal builders. It does not concern itself...