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...Roscoe R. Hill Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 Don Antonio Bachiller y Morales: Aspecto de su vida familiar . By de Castro y Bachiller Raimundo . ( Habana : Editorial Guerrero, S. A. , 1941 . Pp. 131 .) ...

... an introduction taken from the works of Cuban historian Antonio Bachiller y Morales in 1859. Bachiller wrote that at that time Valdés was the most popular historian of Cuba. Other contemporary Cuban critics were less kind. For example, Jacobo de la Pezuela wrote that Valdés was an eager but ill-read student...

...Marvin Alisky Galería de hombres útiles . By Bachiller y Morales Antonio . La Habana , 1955 . Instituto Nacional de Cultura . Ministerio de Educación. Serie Grandes Periodistas Cubanos, No. 12 . Index . Pp. 289 . Paper. Copyright 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ...

.... Illustrations . Pp. 133 . Cloth. $25.00 . Copyright 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 In central and east Texas in 1721 it rained buckets. And bachiller don Juan Antonio de la Peña, chaplain and chronicler of the Marqués de San Miguel de Aguayo’s recolonizing enterprise, was there to record every...

... of a projected three-volume study tracing the history of the Jews in Chile is a biography of a colonial surgeon. The bachiller Francisco Maldonado de Silva was of partial Jewish ancestry and began to practice Judaism, as he understood it, as a young man. He confided his religious convictions to his sister, who...

... University Press 1973 About the only verifiable data of Fernando de Rojas’s biography are that he was born of a converso family in the Puebla de Montalbán near Toledo, became a bachiller at Salamanca in the 1490s, and lived an obscure life in Talayera de la Reina until his death in 1541. While...

... seeks to discredit Henry’s officials, stating that Isabel sought out letrados while Henry groped at “the bottom of the barrel” (p. 90). But the records at Simancas (Quintaciones de Corte, legajos 2-4) reveal that many Henry appointed were well educated, bearing, titles of bachiller, licenciado...

... in a selective bibliography). The resulting work, limited somewhat by the absence of a British angle, nonetheless represents a much-needed scholarly reinterpretation of a period that largely has been defined by the studies of nineteenth-century historians Antonio Bachiller y Morales, Pedro Guiteras, and Jacobo...

... to the síndico Antonio Bachiller y Morales in Havana to request their coartación. The owner worried that as coartados they could invoke the right to seek a new master — “the most terrible and destructive weapon against territorial property.” 64 Masters also resisted slaves’ attempts to initiate...

... Isidro Félix de Espinosa’s of 1716 and Bachiller Juan Antonio de la Peña’s of 1720–22. Judging one earlier translation of the latter sufficiently unavailable to warrant retranslation, they evidently missed other previous translations. Here, the recent works of William C. Foster and Jack Jackson...

... y XVII.” Ese mismo año también se graduó de bachiller en derecho con un estudio sobre el jurista Juan de Hevia Bolaños. En 1943 ingresó al servicio diplomático. En los siguientes años ocupó importantes cargos en la administración pública dentro y fuera del país: secretario de la embajada del...

... irreverencia. Yo estuve en el panel de la presentación y traté de encajar un discurso académico con lo que teníamos al frente, pero creo que ése no era el objetivo de nuestro autor. La tesis de bachiller de Trelles sobre el encomendero Martínez es hoy un clásico de la historiografía peruana. Trelles...

..., CA: Stanford Univ. Press, 1992), 410 – 18. 34 Two published collections of probanzas by native students and clerics are Celia Medina M. de Martínez, “Indios caciques graduados de bachiller en la universidad,” Boletín del Archivo General de la Nación 10, nos. 1 – 2 (1969): 5 – 50; and Menegus...

... Colombia , 79 Ecuador 1849 1.3 Tobar Donoso, 32 Cuba 1851 1.0 Bachiller y Morales, 1, 37 Uruguay 1851 2.0 Sanz, 33 Uruguay (campaña) 1854 0.7 Bralich, 41 Chile 1854 1.9 Campos Harriet, 30 Bolivia 1857 0.6 Uzcátegui, 1975, 340 Puerto Rico 1860 0.5 Coll y Toste, 98...

... of such men as Jacobo de la Pezuela, José Antonio Saco, Pedro José Guiteras, and Antonio Bachiller y Morales. 1 The works of these and other men reflected a growing cultural maturity, a deepening tradition of scholarship based upon documentary research, as well as a widening split between the Spanish...

..., Gobierno, leg. 4341 1 , exp. 10. 64 AHN, Ultramar, Cuba, Gobierno, leg. 4346 2 , exp. 27. 65 AHN, Ultramar, Cuba, Gobierno, leg. 4347, exp. 6. 66 AHN, Ultramar, Cuba, Gobierno, leg. 4343 2 exp. 40. 67 These are the case of Carmen Morales, a former slave of Gabriel Bachiller...

..., Miguel Bachiller y Mena, Juan Bustamante y Castro, Mateo Magariños y Ballinas de Angulo, Martín José de Mújica, and Juan López de Tormaleo. The tenth minister, Antonio Luis Pereira, left for Spain from Chile after it became independent, was in Rio de Janeiro in 1822 and was named a commissioner to Buenos...

... to themselves and the country is the service the teacher is trying to perform.” Montenegro was not quite sixteen when he graduated from the University of Caracas as Bachiller en Filosofía . The next year he began his military career as a cadet in the Batallón Veterano de Caracas and was soon promoted...

... they worked. 62 In 1525 Fernando Vásquez formed a year’s partnership with Pedro Hernández de Plasencia to work a garden rented from Bachiller Alonso Pérez; Vásquez was to perform the gardening work and his partner to sell the produce in the city. Another gardener, Álvaro de Torres, made an agreement...

... stripped of its teacher training role in 1923, although it continued to provide a full secondary curriculum for young women, joining the male-only Liceo de Costa Rica as the only school that then offered its students the possibility of obtaining the title of bachiller . By the time the normal section...