...Olga Pantaleão Um bárbaro e cruel da história do Brasil . By Garção Ribeiro Sýlvio Salema . Rio de Janeiro , 1960 . Livraria São José . Pp. 63 . Paper . $1.000 (Braz.). Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 The author sets out to prove that Dr. Antonio Salema...

...Thomas E. Sheridan Bárbaros continues several of Weber’s stylistic conventions as well. Weber rarely clutters his text with the individual names of scholars; he lets endnotes bear that freight. There is also a heightened tautness and muscularity to his prose. Such economy is one reason...

... to the last quarter of the nineteenth century, including some data on the policies of the Republic of Texas and of the United States. Only one page of the introduction discusses the Indian invasions of 1840-1841. Copyright 1970 by Duke University Press 1970 La invasión de los indios bárbaros al...

... University Press 1963 Colotlán. Doble frontera contra los bárbaros . By Del Carmen Velázquez María . México , 1961 . Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México . Cuadernos del Instituto de Historia. Serie Histórica No. 3 . Maps. Index . Pp. 118 . Paper. American frontier historians...

... simultaneously with Weber’s Bárbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of Enlightenment (2005), a study in toto of the Spanish frontiers in North and South America covering all missions, as well as Spain’s other two frontier instruments for dealing with Indians: merchants and the military. Weber’s book...

...Ivor L. Miller Kongo Graphic Writing and Other Narratives of the Sign . By Martínez-Ruiz Bárbaro . Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 2013 . Photographs. Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index. vii, 228 pp. Cloth , $75.00 . Copyright © 2016 by Duke...

..., the term “Apache” was a catchall term liberally applied to not just Athapaskan-speaking indios bárbaros (unconquered non-Christian Indians) but also to anyone who lived in the margins of colonial society and engaged in illegal activities. By the 1770s, the violence that troubled Nueva Vizcaya...

... interpretations and counter-myths. The five essays that do not seem to be about myths and history are useful as historiographic surveys or, as in the case of the essay on the “Indios Bárbaros” and the “Americanization” of Mexico’s northern frontier, are interpretations that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy...

... the “indios bárbaros,” which follows, fails to move beyond a string of incidents knit together narratively. The studies of Generals Gerónimo Treviño and Francisco Naranjo as entrepreneurial prototypes (by Cerutti), of the rise of citrus estates in one district as an example of the general Porfirian economic...

... the figure of Alfredo Boulton himself. The book’s title gives him a prominence that is not really matched in the content. Rather, he serves as a useful node around which to gather material relating to others: the artists Armando Reverón, Alejandro Otero, and Bárbaro Rivas, and the architect Carlos Raúl...

.... That is why they were so popular in their day and why they are again so popular today. They express the nationalism of Argentina. They resisted change and so were called los bárbaros . With the disappearance of Varela, progress (which Luna accepts as such) seemed to triumph. But according to Luna, “Sarmiento...

... to colonization. Hence, Galgano’s challenge. Feast of Souls takes its place in the parade of comparative studies animated by the Columbian quincentennial and graced recently by David J. Weber’s Bárbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of Enlightenment (Yale Univ. Press, 2005). While Weber treats...

... encouraged the Lipan Apaches to settle in the northern reaches of the nation. But the Lipans proved erstwhile allies. Rather than defending the frontier from indios bárbaros , as the Mexican authorities intended, they used their knowledge of the local geography to raid on one side of the border and hide...

... draws attention, as well, to the distinct strategies used by the different religious orders. Most importantly, she insists on the diversity of indigenous groups by reconstructing the names and locations of the chiefs and villages. She spends considerable time on the Guerra dos Bárbaros, the period...

... and bibliographies which deal with early colonial South America. He was the author of two important works, one written in Latin: De promul­ gatione Evangelii apud barbaros, sive de procuranda Indorum salute libri sex, and the Historia natural y moral de las Indias. It is around the former work that this exhaustive...

... by emphasizing relations between colonial peripheries and European cores. As a result, Native Americans move to the background as negotiations between Euroamericans and Europeans reclaim the foreground. With the exception of David Weber’s superb “Bourbons and Bárbaros: Center and Periphery in the Reshaping...

... came to the fore. Researching and writing this wider study occupied him for more than ten years, resulting finally in the appearance of Bárbaros: Spaniards and Their Savages in the Age of Enlightenment (Yale, 2005), a work greeted with immediate acclaim. The preparation of more than two dozen...

... and bibliographies which deal with early colonial South America. He was the author of two important works, one written in Latin: De promul­ gatione Evangelii apud barbaros, sive de procuranda Indorum salute libri sex, and the Historia natural y moral de las Indias. It is around the former work that this exhaustive...

... escatológico. El “archivo criollo” se convirtió entonces en un referente moral-civilizatorio que limaría las asperezas del salvaje y del bárbaro identificados con el pagano y el idólatra del periodo precristiano, lo mismo que prepararía las medidas que sellarían y fijarían las fronteras del territorio...