...Charles H. Bowman, Jr. “William Burke” and Francisco de Miranda: The Word and the Deed in Spanish America’s Emancipation , By Rodríguez Mario . Lanham, Md. : University Press of America , 1994 . Maps. Notes. Bibliography. Index . ix , 589 pp. Cloth . $64,50 . Copyright 1996...

...Michael E. Burke Historians will find these two volumes useful not only for their summary of education in colonial Mexico, but also as an invaluable reference tool for identifying the principal characteristics of specific schools and religious orders. Gonzalbo Aizpuru appreciates...

...Michael E. Burke The Royal Protomedicato: The Regulation of the Medical Professions in the Spanish Empire . By Lanning John Tate . Edited by TePaske John Jay . Durham : Duke University Press , 1985 . Glossary. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 485 . Cloth. $37.50...

...Michael E. Burke Lorey makes his arguments with compelling logic and an abundance of statistical data and tables. His is an important study, the insights and conclusions of which have relevance beyond Mexico. Thus the perceived failure of Mexican higher education is actually the economy’s...

...Luis Herrán Ávila The book ultimately raises questions about the genetic flaws of “anticommunist internationalism” and the elusive notion of a “revolution for the Right” (p. 159). Democracy, free markets, and Christianity were key tenets for the activists and occupy most of Burke's analysis...

...Nil Castro da Silva The starting point for Pallares-Burke for investigating Bilden’s life was his friendship with Freyre, mentioned in her previous books. Bilden’s project of exploring the role of slavery in the development of Brazil, in which he was deeply immersed in the 1920s, shared...

...Matthew Brown Nineteenth-Century Nation Building and the Latin American Intellectual Tradition: A Reader . Edited and translated by Burke Janet and Humphrey Ted . Indianapolis, IN : Hackett Publishing Company , 2007 , xii , 366 pp. Cloth $47.95 . Paper , £16.95...

... . Semanario de Caracas . Vol. IX . Estudio preliminar por Muñoz Pedro José . Pp. 266 . Derechos de la América del Sur y México . (William Burke) Vols. X, XI . Estudio preliminar por Mijares Agusto . Pp. 248 , 211 . La libertad de cultas . (Polémica suscitada por Burke...

... in their opinions. He then discusses the efforts of Rev. John J. Burke, CSP, whom he clearly regards as the most important individual in his story and to whom he devotes an entire chapter. Burke was the general secretary of the National Catholic War Council and the organization that succeeded it, the National...

...Amy Caldwell De Farias Gilberto Freyre: Social Theory in the Tropics . By Burke Peter and Pallares-Burke Maria Lúcia G. . Oxford : Peter Lang , 2008 . Notes. Bibliography. Index . 261 pp. Paper , $25.00 . Copyright 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Gilberto Freyre...

...William L. Sherman Spain and New Spain: Mexican Colonial Arts in Their European Context . By Bantel Linda and Burke Marcus B. . Corpus Christi : Art Museum of South Texas , 1979 . Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 134 . Paper . Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press...

...Donald B. Cooper The Royal College of San Carlos: Surgery and Spanish Medical Reform in the Late Eighteenth Century . By Burke Michael E. . Foreword by Lanning John Tate . Durham , 1977 . Duke University Press . Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xv , 215 . Cloth. $10.75...

... of significant variations. Though now members of university staffs—Professor Schmitt at the University of Texas and Professor Burks at the University of Michigan—both authors have had years of experience in the State Department of the United States and still have close associates there, so that they have had...

... in this innovative and fascinating monograph. As a rhetorician, Olson roots her analysis in the work of literary and rhetorical theorists such as Kenneth Burke who turn to constitutions to understand how language serves as a means of symbolic action. Olson applies Burke's interpretations of constitutive rhetoric...

... politicians, generals, and intellectuals, adopted as well as adapted to suit the needs, customs, and idiosyncratic circumstances of their given countries or national contexts. There is ample evidence that Latin American politicians read and discussed the writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Edmund Burke...

... and controlled wages. To continue as a democracy rejecting the apparent advantages of totalitarianism Bolivia needs additional help and understanding. David D. Burks of the University of Michigan’s Dearborn Center had the difficult task of presenting a paper on a “Newly Fledged Revolution: Cuba, 1959...

...Lucia Burk Kinnaird Copyright 1933 by Duke University Press 1933 ...

...Madaline W. Nichols; Lucia Burk Kinnaird Copyright 1934 by Duke University Press 1934 ...

... repeatedly employed the term. This is the case with Peter Burke, who refers to it simply as the culture of the “common people,” or the people without power. See Peter Burke, “Overture: The New History, Its Past and Its Future,” in New Perspectives on Historical Writing (Cambridge, Eng.: Polity Press, 1991...