...William R. Manning European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies . Edited in Continuation of the Work of the late Davenport Frances Gardiner by Paullin Charles Oscar . Vol. IV . 1716-1815. ( Washington, D. C. : published by Carnegie...

...Herman L. Bennett Bearing Arms for His Majesty: The Free-Colored Militia in Colonial Mexico . By Vinson Ben III . Stanford : Stanford University Press , 2001 . Maps. Tables. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xvi, 304 pp. Cloth , $60.00 . Copyright 2004 by Duke University...

...William R. Manning European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies . Volume III . Edited by Davenport Frances Gardiner . ( Washington, D. C. : Carnegie Institution of Washington . 1934 . Pp. vi , 269 . Index.) Copyright 1935 by Duke University...

...J. Manuel Espinosa A Guide to Materials Bearing on Cultural Relations in New Mexico . By Saunders Lyle . [ Inter-American Bibliographies, III .] ( Albuquerque : The University of New Mexico Press , 1944 . Pp. xvi , 528 . $5.00 .) Copyright 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 ...

...James Alexander Robertson Copyright 1930 by Duke University Press 1930 European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies . Volume II . 1650-1697. Edited by Davenport Frances Gardiner . ( Washington : Carnegie Institution of Washington , 1929...

...William R. Manning European Treaties bearing on the History of the United States and its Dependencies to 1648 . Edited by Davenport Frances G. . Carnegie Institution. ( Washington, D. C. : Published by the Carnegie Institution of Washington . 1917 . Pp. vi , 387 . $2.50...

...Leo L. Rockwell Latin America Between the Eagle and the Bear . By de Madariaga Salvador . New York , 1962 . Frederick A. Praeger . Index . Pp. xiv , 192 . $4.50 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 This book should be compulsory reading for all literate...

...Louis Martin Sears International Bearings of American Policy . By Shaw Albert . ( Baltimore : The Johns Hopkins Press , 1943 . Pp. x , 492 . $3.50 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

... not appear until the following year. The two silver denominations were proportionately smaller, and contained less silver, than the Federal coinage, but their acceptance was encouraged by the announced presence of an amount of gold in each. The peso bears the legend “ORO: 0,300 [grams]”, the two pesos...

... most strikingly symbolized by the Spartan mothers offering up their sons for the sake of their country and shedding “not a tear” on their demise. In Latin America, motherhood bears meanings suffused with Catholic symbolism. This endows it with a privileged morality that, when deployed for political...

..., Viracocha, and the world outlook of the Amautas or Incan sages. He sums this up in the statement that “all native action and feeling seem to follow this immersion of seminal force in an antagonistic whole . . . so that the seminal may bear fruit.” (p. 88). The wisdom of America involves merely existing...

.... The published proceedings bear witness to the number of papers, and faithfully duplicate the format of the sessions. One must give credit to an unusually tactful and understanding bilingual editing by the team charged with overseeing publication. The published volume brings out the striking originality...

...; an author’s mode of expression has a bearing upon what he is saying. The last few years have been marked by the appearance of a number of short national histories whose length is dictated not by their subject matter but by the number of “signatures” the publisher plans to sew or glue between the book’s covers...

... of her previous study. She reiterates her skepticism as an archivist of ever writing the history of what Eric Wolf calls a “people without history.” Thus she admits to a necessary weakness in describing Yaqui society and culture, “anything about their lives that did not have direct bearing...

... George S. Parsonson, a specialist in the historical background of the New Hebrides Islands; and the extensive and well-organized bibliography which bears witness to the international nature of the materials for this voyage, both in the original sources listed and in the secondary works consulted...

... the Jews, but these can tell us very little beyond the existence of Jewish communities in the Christian territories and their fundamental relations to the Christian society. Of great bearing upon his presentation is Cantera’s failure to refer clearly and systematically to the cultural and religious...

... States, and the steady circulation of migrants, furthermore, are factors that have immediate bearing on all aspects of economic policy, and on the challenge to colonial regimes, now as in the past, to demonstrate that they can use productively the human and other resources they have appropriated. Central...

... of Mexico’s basic development model that is so often mentioned. More attention could be brought to bear on the role of corruption, once again, as an influence that may frustrate the intended outcome of any particular model (for instance, it is hinted that major political and economic actors control secret...

... and bananas). But if the book advances knowledge, it does so in very small steps, and not on every page. Primary sources are broadly but not densely distributed in the notes, while copious archival caches bearing directly on the subject are left largely untouched (the very rich testimonies produced...

... is another of several titles which have appeared within the last half-dozen years to explore this subject. Paul Shao brings to bear several specialized skills which other scholars have lacked: as a Chinese, he can handle the lore and literature directly, rather than depend upon translation; as a photographer...