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...Jordana Dym L’indépendance argentine entre cités et nation (1808–1821) . By Verdo Geneviève . Paris : Publications de la Sorbonne , 2006 . Bibliography. Onomastic Index . 477 pp. €29 . Ayuntamientos y liberalismo gaditano en México . Edited by Escamilla Juan Ortiz...

...Henry C. Schmidt Mexico in American and British Letters: A Bibliography of Fiction and Travel Books, Citing Original Editions . Compiled by Gunn Drewey Wayne . Metuchen, New Jersey , 1974 . The Scarecrow Press . Index . Pp. vii , 150 . Cloth. $5.00 . American and British...

... stakeholders and colonial officials alike. Depending on the situation, they cited naturally occurring or artificially modified border markers, or a mix thereof. They also deployed discursive frameworks that either dehistoricized markers as timeless givens or contextualized them as legitimate products...

...: Archivo General de Indias, Seville, Archivo General de Simancas, and Archivo Histórico Nacional, Madrid (abbreviated hereafter as AGI, AGS, and AHN, respectively). If various archives are cited frequently, the first note may read as follows: 11. Lefebre de Bécourt to Min. of For. Affairs, Mexico...

... category. Percentages should be numerical, e. g., 10 percent. In the text, with reference to subdivisions of a book, use volume IV, chapter 17, and part one. The acronym HAHR is to be used throughout text and footnotes when this review is mentioned or cited. Latin American and Hispanic American...

.... The acronym HAHR is to be used throughout text and footnotes when this review is mentioned or cited. Latin American and Hispanic American are not hyphenated, even though used adjectivally, unless they are hyphenated in the title of a book or article, in the name of an institution, or in a quotation. A comma...

..., use volume IV, chapter 17, and part one. The acronym HAHR is to be used throughout text and footnotes when this review is mentioned or cited. Latin American and Hispanic American are not hyphenated, even though used adjectivally, unless they are hyphenated in the title of a book or article...

.... The acronym HAHR is to be used throughout text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Consult current HAHR issues for correct form of headings and signatures for book reviews and book notices. Accents are not used on capital letters. “Latin American” and “Hispanic American...

.... The acronym HAHR is to be used throughout text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Consult current HAHR issues for correct form of headings and signatures for book reviews and book notices. Accents are not used on capital letters. “Latin American” and “Hispanic American...

... should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last name if only one work...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last name...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit. ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...

... and book notice authors should consult current issues for correct form of headings and signatures. Rules Peculiar to the HAHR or Particularly Important Ones HAHR is to be used in text and footnotes when this Review is mentioned or cited. Op. cit . ordinarily is replaced by author’s last...