...Roscoe R. Hill El Caso de Belice a la luz de la Historia y el Derecho Internacional. La condición resolutoria tácita por incumplimiento en los Tratados Internacionales . By Gálvez Gustavo Santiso . ( Guatemala : Tipografía Nacional , 1941 . Pp. 346 .) Belice . By Hübbe...

...Roscoe R. Hill Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 Continuación del Libro Blanco. Controversia entre Guatemala y La Gran Bretaña, relativa a la Convención de 1859, sobre asuntos territoriales. Cuestión de Belice . Segunda serie, III. Comentarios del Licenciado Toribio...

...Wayne Clegern Belice, tierra nuestra . By Gall Francis . Guatemala , 1962 . Centro Editorial “José de Pineda Ibarra” . Notes. Bibliography . Pp. 197 . Paper. $1.25 . British Honduras. Report for the Year 1962 and 1963 . London , 1965 . Her Majesty’s Stationery Office...

...Allan Christelow Belice, 1663(?)—1821. Historia de los establecimientos británicos del Río Valís hasta la independencia de hispanoamérica . By Calderón Quijano José Antonio . [ Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicos, Escuela de Estudios Hispanoamericanos de la Universidad de...

...Roscoe R. Hile La paz de América: Guatemala y Belice . By Cravioto Adrian . [ Publicaciones del Grupo América de México .] ( Mexico, D. F. : Editorial Cultura , 1943 . Pp. 56 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

... Libro Blanco. Cuestión de Belice . ( Guatemala : Tipografía Nacional , 1938 . Pp. 491 . Maps.) Copyright 1939 by Duke University Press 1939 ...

...Roscoe R. Hill Nuestro Belice . By Vela David . [ Publicaciones de la Revista de la Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales .] ( Guatemala : Tipografía Nacional , 1939 . Pp. 195 .) Opinion of the Geographical and Historical Society of Guatemala on Guatemala’s Right to British...

..., Costa Rica, Panamá, Belice . Ciudad de Guatemala : Inforpress Centroamericana , 1982 . Maps. Tables. Figures . Pp. xi , 303 . Paper . Special Subscriber Price $75.00 . ...

... intent upon wresting Belice from Guatemala. Far from claiming objectivity, the author candidly admits that he might better have called his book, “The Execrable History of English Diplomacy in Central America from Independence until the Definitive Spoliation of Belice was Consummated in 1859” (p. 127...

... the impression that the reader must know beforehand all about San Andrés and Providence. At times it becomes so choppy that one cannot be sure whether the author is talking about San Andrés, Providence, the Corn Islands, Roncadores, Belice, or any other coral reef in the Caribbean. Failure to match text...

... that has been lacking in almost all the previous books about politics in the colony that have appeared in Spanish. Even the use of the word Belize, preferred by Belizeans, instead of the Spanish, Belice, is an important departure from these past works. More important, however, Paz Salinas combines...

... hatred leagued with federal reaction. Pablo García, father of the State of Campeche that was carved from Yucatán in 1862, is described as an amoral opportunist. Under Díaz, Yucatán suffered its greatest reduction: Guatemala’s claim to Petén was recognized; Britain was ceded Belice; and Quintana Roo...

... in the new states would bring the people to their senses and bring about a closer bond with the metropolis. Spain, in this book, is made to appear not so much the guilty one in the revolution as the victim of circum­ stances. John Rydjord. University of Wichita. Belice, 16631821. Historia de los...

...). Desde la década de 1930, uno de los descendientes de la más tiránica y durable dictadura de la América Latina entendió el idioma inglés y perpetuó el apellido Somoza como fiel respaldo a los intereses de los Estados Unidos en esta región. En el segundo capítulo, Chiapas, Soconusco y Belice...

...); Neutralidad: estudio histórico, jurídico y político. La sociedad de las naciones y el continente americano ante la guerra, 1939-1940 (México: n.p., 1940); Por un mundo libre (México: Secretaría de Educación Pública, 1943); Belíce: defensa de los derechos de México (México: Secretaría de Educación Pública...

... of Valladolid gave up his post in Yucatán to move to Belize. “M. F. Rosado comunica al gobernador la necesidad de resolver lo conveniente sobre el juez 3o de paz suplente que abandon su cargo por dirigirse a Belice,” Valladolid, 12 Mar. 1881, Archivo General del Estado de Yucatán, Mérida, Poder Ejecutivo...

...J. C. M. Ogelsby 15 Felipe V to Torres, July 10, 1740, AGS, Marina, 396. 14 José Antonio Calderón Quijano, Belice, 1663(?)-1821 . . . (Seville, 1944), 111-113; José Martinez-Hidalgo y Terán, Enciclopedia general del Mar (Madrid, 1957-), VI, 527. 13 Felipe V to Torres, July 10...

..., Guatemala, Belice, the Bay Islands, the Mosquito Shore, and the Honduras Inter-Oceanic Railway , ed. Ephraim G. Squier (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1858), app. D:754; see also Dawson, “William Pitt’s Settlement,” 691. 37 Naylor, Penny Ante Imperialism , 55. 38 “Some Account of that part...

... But Phillips said he had learned on “good authority” that not over 15 per cent of the precious metals mined in Central America reached the mint; most of the specie was smuggled out through Belice. Except for the mint report for 1827-31, which showed the coinage of 135 marks of gold and 15,221 marks of silver...

... . 2013 . “ Hybrid Atlantics: Future Directions for the History of the Atlantic World .” History Compass 11 , no. 8 : 597 – 609 . Castellanos Francisco Xavier . 1962 . La Intendencia de Yucatán y Belice . Mexico City . Christensen Mark Z. 2013 . Nahua and Maya Catholicisms...