Search Results for citadel

...Charles W. Polzer, S.J. Citadel on the Channel: The Royal Presidio of Santa Barbara, Its Founding and Construction, 1782-1798 . By Whitehead Richard S. . Santa Barbara/Spokane : Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation/Arthur H. Clark , 1996 . Plates. Figures. Bibliography...

...James Alexander Robertson Machu Picchu: A Citadel of the Incas. Report of the Explorations and Excavations made in 1911, 1912 and 1915 under the Auspices of Yale University and the National Geographic Society . By Bingham Hiram . ( New Haven : Yale University Press , 1930 . Pp. xiii...

...Izumi Shimada Machu Picchu: A Citadel of the Incas . By Bingham Hiram . New York : Hacker Art Books , 1979 . Illustrations. Map. Index . Pp. xiii , 244 . Cloth . $50.00 . Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Initialed notices were written by members...

...David Nichols Haiti: The Breached Citadel . By Bellegarde-Smith Patrick . Boulder : Westview Press , 1990 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliographical essay. Index. xxi , 216 pp. Cloth . $34.00 . Haiti: State Against the Nation, The Origins and Legacy...

...Harold Eugene Davis Historical Sociology: The Selected Papers of Bernhard J. Stern . Edited by Stern Charlotte . New York , 1959 . The Citadel Press . Illustration. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xii , 433 . $5.00 . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 ...

...John P. Desmarais League of the Iroquois . By Henry Morgan Lewis . Introduction by Fenton William N. . New York , 1962 . The Citadel Press . The American Experience Series. Corinth Books . Maps. Illustrations. Appendices . Pp. 477 . $2.95 . Paper . Copyright 1963...

... and an aerial view of the Citadel-Henry, one of the wonders of the Western World. Using books published since 1931 and documents in the British Museum and Public Record Office, Cole has given added authenticity to the off-stage drama which was an integral part of the French Revolution and the European wars...

...-draft quality. The best map, a Tula ground-plan (p. 106) has a swirling break in the double-ruled frame which makes it appear like a citadel-type enclosure with a gate. Gorenstein gives constant extraneous disquisitions on petty archaeological jargon, such as: “An area which shows evidence...

... had made with disastrous consequences. Political and economic reforms dominated the manifestos of those who laid siege to the vestiges of Rafael Carrera’s conservative citadel. Not until clerics lent their support to a counterrevolution against the Liberal government of Miguel García Granados did...

... why Peru—and Mexico City as well—were the Hochburgen (“citadels”) of Spanish rule. The story of Brazilian independence is much less complex, and Buisson treats it with competence. Schottelius’s account of Haiti is first class: clear and concise. It may be too good, because that country emerges...

...Carleton Beals Latin American Actuality . By Weisbord Albert . New York , 1964 . The Citadel Press . Bibliography. Index. Tables. Notes . Pp 256 . $4.50 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 From colonial days to the present, Latin America has been a heavy...

...David Bushnell Neill Macaulay, who died in late October 2007 at his home in Micanopy, Florida, arrived at the profession of Latin American historian by a somewhat unconventional course. After undergraduate study at The Citadel in his native South Carolina, he served in the United States Army...

..., and subsequently transferred to the Office of Stra­ tegic Services in London, returned to civilian life in October, 1945. Dr. Moore, who formerly was on the faculty of The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina, is now in Lexington, Virginia, where he is engaged in research in Hispanic-American cabildo records. Mr...

... in the Barcelona citadel. 13 Alcázar Molina, Los virreinatos , pp. 227-228. 12 William Laird Clowes, The Royal Navy, a History , III (London, 1898), 44. 11 Cayetano Alcázar Molina, Los virreinatos en el siglo xviii (Barcelona-Buenos Aires, 1945), pp. 263-264. 10 Becker and Rivas...

.... 23 Through them he made contact with the caudillo of the North, Santiago Vidaurri, who was at this time in disagreement with the central government. 24 Secure and semiautonomous in his northern citadel of Monterrey, Vidaurri could, if he chose, provide Comonfort with the security and protection...

... and Political Power in Modern Mexico Jeffrey M. Pilcher (The Citadel) began this session with a paper entitled "The Pure Food Debate and the Mexican Meat Industry, 1890-1920" that presented this debate in the context of contending discourses between Porfirian modernization, economic development, and public...

...) in areas of public welfare, public health, and family relations. Jeffrey Pilcher (The Citadel) on how urban, middle-class Mexican women influenced the twentieth-century creation of Mexican national identity through a corn-based cuisine. Anne Rubenstein (Chapman University) on the relationship...

.... Eslava, the viceroy of New Granada, wrote that the Spanish could only wait and trust God to help them protect their possessions. 24 When the British finally chose their target, they laid siege to Cartagena in the spring of 1741, but the defenders managed to hold firm in the citadel, and the besiegers...