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...Roland Chardon * The author is Associate Professor of Geography at the Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Copyright 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 Almost everyone who has tried to evaluate distances in Spanish colonial North America from sixteenth-century documents...

...J. Leon Helguera Estudios sobre el Libertador Simón Bolívar . By Chardón Carlos E. . Río Piedras , 1966 . Editorial Universitaria. Universidad de Puerto Rico . Appendix . Pp. 124 . Paper . Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 The late Carlos E. Chardón, a Puerto...

... but twice in the same essay Haiti is located in the eastern third of the island of Santo Domingo. A knowledgeable person can tell from the context that Pedro Chardón is really Carlos Chardón, but what about the poor student who reads the book for information and receives misinformation? Blanton Winship...

... of the environmental histories of Cuba, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Colombia, and the United States. McCook’s long chapter on the “Eco-Rationalization of the Caribbean Sugar Industry” is the heart and strength of this book. He highlights the heroic success achieved by Puerto Rican agronomist Carlos Chardón...

...Thomas F. McGann Boussingault: juicio critico del eminente agrónomo del siglo XIX, su viaje a la Gran Colombia y sus relaciones con El Libertador y Manuelita Sáenz . By Chardon Carlos Eugenio . Ciudad Trujillo , 1953 . Montalvo . Illustrations . Pp. 109 . Copyright 1954 by Duke...

... to international economists than to others. Werner Baer’s essay, which incidentally complements the preceding one, points out the many imbalances in the big country, such as that between industry and agriculture, and between section and section. The story is very well presented. Roland E. Chardon’s endeavor...

... of the public servant. Unfortunately for Bourne, he entangled himself in party politics. He became too close to Liberal Party leaders like Carlos Chardón and Luis Muñoz Marín. In retribution, the Coalición majority in the Legislative Assembly declared him persona non grata. Rodríguez is very familiar...

... with Chancellor Carlos E. Chardón, Senators Antonio R. Barceló, Rafael Martínez Nadal, and Francisco M. Susoni, Speaker Antonio Ramos Antonini, Governors Jesús T. Piñero and Luis Muñoz Marín, and Resident Commissioners Santiago Iglesias and Bolívar Pagán (author of Procerato), also contains considerable...

... (Mérida, n.d.); Patch, La formación de estancias y haciendas , pp. 40-42; idem, Apuntes,” 6—10; and Roland E. P. Chardon, Geographic Aspects of Plantation Agriculture in Yucatán (Washington, D.C., 1961), pp. 138-142, 164. 25 Even Remmers’s economic history of the Caste War and its consequences...

..., thick, spiny leaves. See Roland E. Chardon, Geographic Aspects of Plantation Agriculture in Yucatán , Publication 876 (Washington, D. C.: National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, 1961; reprinted as Foreign Field Research Program, Office of Naval Research, report no. 11). Seven years...

..., 1876—1915” (Ph.D. Diss., State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1979), Chap. VI. 3 Hartman, “The Henequen Empire,” pp. 130-131 and Roland E. P. Chardon, Geographic Aspects of Plantation Agriculture in Yucatan (Washington, D.C., 1961), p. 35. 4 Wasserman, “Oligarquía y intereses...

... to by Villanueva was located about 160 or 170 kilometers south of Caracas. See Roland Chardon, “The Elusive Spanish League: A Problem of Measurement in Sixteenth-Century New Spain.” HAHR , 60 (May 1980), 294-302. 2 “Relación de Diego de Villanueva y Gibaja, [1607]” in Arellano Moreno, ed., Relaciones...