...Carlos Pérez La utopía social conservadora en Bolivia: El gobierno de Manuel Isidoro Belzu, 1848 – 1855 . By Schelchkov Andrey . Moscow : Academia de Ciencias de Rusia / Instituto de Historia Universal, Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos , 2007 . Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography...

...Charles W. Arnade Belzu, precursor de la revolución nacional . By Reinaga Fausto . La Paz , no date [ 1954-1955 ]. Editorial Centeno. Ediciones “Rumbo Sindical” . Pp. 126 . Paper. Copyright 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ...

... of the conflict over free trade, of Belzú’s economic and social policy, and of the leading silver miners and their companies are the first detailed accounts of these problems in the secondary literature. But the heart of the work remains the exhaustive enumeration and documentation of all the labor organizations...

... reinterpretations of a number of events. One of the more interesting bits of historical revisionism by Guillermo Lora is his reinterpretation of the government of General Manuel Isidoro Belzu in the 1850s. He pictures Belzu not only as a nationalist interested in propping up the country’s artisan industries...

.... 167, 169). Irurozqui has studied this period and these events since 2003, deepening our understanding after previous studies by Guillermo Lora in 1967 and by Ramiro Condarco Morales in 1982. Later on, the killing of Belzu's jailed partisans ordered by the army's general-in-chief, Plácido Yañez...

... entitled Sangre en la historia. It referred to Bolivian history and this new book also means bloody pages in the history of Bolivia. It applies to such cases as the various assassinations or lynchings of Bolivian presidents (Belzú, Córdova, Blanco, Melgarejo, Morales, Pando, Busch, and Villarroel). Córdova...

... collects six essays of the late Paredes, of which the incomplete study of Melgarejo is the longest and has about seventy pages. The others deal with Ballivián, Belzú, and René-Moreno. There is also a short essay entitled “Los estudios históricos en Bolivia.” Another essay deals with the Mojos and Chiquitos...

... but conventional analyses of most thinkers who expressed themselves on the matter of the indigenous population; for example, he discusses the policies of Manuel Isidro Belzu as highly favorable toward the Indians, as well as the racist ideology of Alcides Arguedas, best exemplified by his Pueblo enfermo (1910...

... convincingly that important social changes can be examined in highly personal decisions. Though Mayo’s book is not the final word on the subject (one thinks of Juana Manuela Gorriti and Manuel Belzú, for example), it provides a useful template for additional study. ...

... during Mexican independence and provided support for the populist-caudillo politics of Manuel Isidoro Belzú in Bolivia. This book will be particularly useful for anyone teaching upper-level undergraduate or graduate courses on nationalism or topics related to political culture. There is enough...

... perpetuated the colonial mentality and social structure. Only once, during the rule of Manuel Isidoro Belzú (1848-1855), a talented demagogue, was the aristocracy intimidated. During this same period of political and social transformation the first literary stirring occurred which included the subject...