...Herbert E. Bolton Diario y derrotero de lo caminado, visto y obcervado en el discurso de la visita general de precidios, situados en las Provincias Ynternas de Nueva España, que de orden de su magestad executó D. Pedro de Rivera, brigadier de los reales exercitos. Haviendo transitado por los...

...Roland Dennis Hussey El brigadier Conde de Ar gelego y su expedición militar a Fernando Poo en 1776 . By de Pineda Manuel Cencillo , foreword by Díaz de Villega José . [ Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas .] ( Madrid : Instituto de Estudios Africanos , 1948 . Pp...

...Harrt Bernstein Brigadier general doctor Thomás García de Zúñiga. Grandes hombres en la Provincia Oriental, 1781-1843 . By Campos Ricardo D. . ( Montevideo : Talleres Gráficos “Prometeo” , 1946 . Pp. 167 . Illustrations. Paper.) Copyright 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 ...

...Joseph T. Criscenti Vida de un héroe. Biografía del Brigadier General Juan Esteban Pedernera . By Veláquez Luis Horacio . Buenos Aires , 1958 . Ediciones Peuser . Colección Grandes Biografías . Illustration. Maps. Bibliography . Pp. 524 . Paper. Copyright 1960 by Duke...

...Joseph T. Criscenti Archivo del Brigadier General Juan Facundo Quiroga (1815-1821) . Vol. I . Buenos Aires , 1957 . Universidad de Buenos Aires . Introduction. Appendix . Pp. 384 . Paper. Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 ...

...David Bushnell Archivo del Brigadier General Juan Facundo Quiroga . Tomo III. (1824-1825) . Introduction by Luna Félix . Buenos Aires : Universidad de Buenos Aires , 1986 . Pp. 381 . Paper. ( Documentos para la historia argentina, 46 ). Copyright 1987 by Duke University Press...

... swept the country, including that of revolt by the Air Force and the fall of the Vargas government. Air Brigadier Eduardo Gomes, at the hospital to which Major Vaz had been taken, declared: “For the honor of the nation, we trust that this crime will not go unpunished.” Investigations were indeed...

... With Spain , 56th Congress, 1st Session, Ser. 3859-3866 (8 vols., Washington, D.C., 1900), II, 1052 (hereinafter cited as RCAP) . 4 Brigadier General Leonard Wood, “Report of Brigadier General Leonard Wood, U.S. Volunteers, Commanding Department of Santiago,” August 9, 1899, United States Department...

... an average of 17 years as captains: Antônio da Silva Piragibe, Julião Augusto de Serra Martins, Braz Abrantes, and José de Aguiar Correia. All finally reached brigadier rank after the turn of the century. See Lago, Estado-maior , pp. 46-48, 50. 12 Magalhães, Evolução militar , pp. 301-305. 11...

... brigadiers, colonels, and lieutenant colonels were Americans. 14 The important political role played by military officers in late colonial Spanish America is well known. Many, if not most, viceroys, governors, and captains general had at some time served as officers in a peninsular unit. In many...

...Mart Watters Ana Carina Rote. Origenes del Militarismo heroico en Venezuela . By Terrero Monagas Brigadier J. C. . ( Caracas : Editorial Elite , 1933 . Pp. 256 .) Copyright 1934 by Duke University Press 1934 ...

..., the author carefully avolds anything connoting political passion. The 1964 upheaval is not even mentioned. One does, however, get an appreciation for some of the key personages of Brazilian aviation such as Lieutenant Ricardo Kirk, Brigadier Eduardo Gomes, and Santos Dumont. Also quite evident...

... leaders to redemocratization in Brazil. As portrayed by the author, Vargas supported the nomination of military candidates to represent the two major parties because he wanted to split the armed forces. Then, he undertook to picture Brigadier Eduardo Gomes and the UDN party as elitists with no concern...

... forty years’ service, Zéspedes reached the pinnacle of his career with his appointment as brigadier (general) and governor of East Florida. His job was to Hispanicize East Florida and its polyglot population, to administer the province, and to deal with the plots and counterplots of his northern...

... to the Indies in 1779 with a military expedition to Pensacola and then Havana. Later he served in the vice-royalty of Peru and the captaincy-general of Chile, and his services to the crown brought him a brigadier’s rank and appointment as interim captain-general of Guatemala by 1821. There he was a partisan...

... a rebel raiding party down the Mississippi, pillaging and burning plantations. The British command responded by dispatching to the province roughly a thousand troops—a mixed lot, as Brigadier John Campbell complained, of provincial loyalists, Irish defectors from the Continental Army, and German...

... James, later a militia brigadier general, was engaged in several important pioneer U. S. activities in the trans-Mississippi West. Though his activities as a fur trader associated with Major Henry and Manuel Lisa in the upper Missouri area are noteworthy, to Hispanicists there is greater interest...

... brigadier general before he lost his life in the battle of La Jaima in June 1896. Very active in assisting the club and in helping families of Cuban soldiers was the ladies’ auxiliary known as the “Hermanas de Juan Bruno Zayas,” whose work was continued for some time after the war. At the end of the war...