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...Harold F. Peterson Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 Negociación Ferreyros-Olañeta. Arequipa, 28 de setiembre de 1830—13 de febrero de 1831 . Recopilación y prólogo por de Zevallos Paz-Soldán Carlos Ortiz . Lima , 1958 . Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores del Perú...

...Susan E. Ramirez Bourbons and Brandy: Imperial Reform in Eighteenth-Century Arequipa . By Brown Kendall W. . Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press , 1986 . Maps. Tables. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xii , 319 . Cloth. $29.95 . Copyright 1987 by Duke...

...Stephen B. Brush Arequipa y el Sur Andino: Ensayo de historia regional, siglos XVIII-XX . By Flores-Galindo Alberto . Lima , 1977 . Editorial Horizonte . Tables. Maps. Graphs. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography . Pp. 194 . Paper . Copyright 1979 by Duke University Press 1979...

...Vincent Peloso Cooking Under the Volcanoes: Communal Kitchens in the Southern Peruvian City of Arequipa . By Lenten Roelie . Amsterdam : CEDLA , 1993 . Photographs. Map. Notes. Glossary. Bibliography, xi, 216 pp. Paper . Copyright 1997 by Duke University Press 1997...

... Documentos para la historia de Arequipa . Edited by Víctor P. Barriga M. . Forewords by Belaunde Víctor Andrés and Suárez Polar M. G. . [ Biblioteca Arequipa, Vols. I and II .] ( Arequipa : Editorial La Colmena, S. A. , 1939-1940 . Vol. I , 1535-1558 ; Vol. II...

... and mestiza women's experiences of the colonial city, the article draws primarily on notarial and judicial records for Arequipa, La Plata (today Sucre, Bolivia), and Potosí between the late 1500s and the mid-1600s. The essay opens with a discussion of the topu (Indigenous dress pin), moves to study...

... lay at the center of the Revolution of 1814–15 in the southern Andes. This “revolution of the patria” started in Cuzco in 1814 but soon captured Arequipa, Huamanga, and much of Charcas, until its military defeat by royalist forces in 1815. It not only proposed full independence from viceregal control...

...-encomenderos and its increasingly commercial utilization became pronounced in Arequipa before 1600 and near Lima around 1630. 80 Indeed, the transformation of Lima’s countryside must have anticipated that of Arequipa. This hypothesis, suggested by the larger Lima market, can be sustained by overwhelming...

... the chauvinistic nationalism of the era. 88. Subprefectura de la Provincia de Islay to general prefecto del departamento, 1 June 1925, ARA, Prefectura, 1925 (referenced in note 86); letter to Leopoldo Arias (prefecto del departamento, Arequipa), Mollendo, 8 Feb. 1926, ARA, Prefectura, 1926, leg. 3; capitán del...

... in the Museo Nacional de Historia (Lima). The document is incomplete, but does contain extensive material on the parcialidad of Urinsaya of the pueblo of Yanque which was located in the province of the Collaguas (modern southwestern Peru, inland from the city of Arequipa). A fragment on the parcialidad...

... reflected the fact that the bulk of the male leadership was in jail. 27 In addition to decapitating the party, repression helped frighten away both existing and potential support. Following the May 1931 general strike, “Jacinto,” the cell leader in Arequipa, complained to his superior in Cuzco...

... Tacna por la independencia del Perú (Lima, 1921). 56 José Fernando de Abascal to Cortes, Lima, Nov. 30, 1813, AGI, Lima, leg. 745. 57 Josef Gabriel Moscoso to Viceroy, Arequipa, Apr. 11, 1813, AGN, Superior Gobierno, leg. 35, cuaderno 35. 58 Representation of Mariano Rivero, Cádiz...

... adequate to pay the salaries of municipal employees. In Arequipa 5,107 pesos 4½ reales were necessary for fixed expenses, leaving a balance of only 535 pesos for public works. This sum was completely inadequate to meet the expenses caused by the earthquake of May 1784, which destroyed many public buildings...

...Harold E. Wethey El templo de La Merced de Lima. Documentos para la historia del arte . By Barriga Padre Víctor M. . ( Arequipa : La Colmena , 1944 . Pp. 430 . Illustrations. Paper.) Copyright 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 of various good studies of their constitutional...

... González Vigil won as the leading exponent of Peruvian liberalism. Born in the southern town of Tacna in 1792, his father a Spaniard and his mother a native of Tacna, the young Vigil was sent to study in 1803 at the San Jerónimo Seminary in Arequipa. During the late eighteenth and early nineteenth...

... of the eighteenth century, as cheap, high quality European manufactures, imported through Buenos Aires, made their way into the provinces of Cuzco and Arequipa in exchange for agricultural produce supplied to the mining centers of Upper Peru. Before 1776 these foodstuffs had been paid for almost entirely...

... of the heterogeneous nature of Peruvian society as well as of the prevailing political order. With time the intelligentsia of Trujillo, Cuzco, Puno, and Arequipa transformed their cultural efforts into political action supported by aprismo, indigenismo , and descentralismo , which generated important national...

.... Davies attributes the distinctive elements primarily to geographical circumstances—particularly the limited amount of irrigable and cultivable land in the valleys where Spaniards settled—and to the peculiar characteristics of the wine economy. As he shows, the initial land grants made at Arequipa in 1540...

... of Arequipa that is at once a knowledgeable and literate description and a cautionary tale. Anyone approaching this vast sea of documentation in Arequipa or elsewhere in Spanish America would do well to take in what Burkett has to say. Finally, there is Hernando Sanabria Fernández’s charming, gently ironic...

... been presented (although Keith was apparently unable to use them); the Ph.D. dissertation of his American colleague Keith Davies on “The Rural Domain of the City of Arequipa, 1540-1665” (The University of Connecticut, 1974) and the monograph of Manuel Burga, “De la encomienda a la hacienda capitalista...