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...Duvon C. Corbitt Iniciación a la historia del correo en Cuba y el correo en Cuba en el siglo XIX . By Balado Angel Torrademé . ( Habana : Imp. y Aim de Papel “La Habanera” [ 1945 ], Pp. 485 . Illustrations, photographs, and facsimiles . Paper.) Copyright 1947 by Duke University...

...John J. Johnson Los directores del correo argentino. Documentada y completa historia del correo nacional a través de la biografía de sus directores . Primer tomo: Actuación de Don Antonio Romero de Tezada . Segundo tomo: Actuación de Don Melchor de Albín . By Galván Moreno C...

...Carlos E. Castañeda El Correo en las Provincias Internas, 1779 . By Sandoval Fernando B. . [ Junta Mexicana de Investigaciones Históricas. Colección de Documentos, I .] ( México City : 1948 . Pp. iv , 50. Tables .) Copyright 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 ...

...J. R. Spell El Correo Nacional. (Reproducción facsimilar del primer periódico del Zulia.) Prologue by Cuenca Humberto . Caracas , 1957 . Editorial Sucre . Junta Cultural de la Universidad Nacional de Zulia, No. 1 . Illustrations. Notes. Not paged . Copyright 1958 by Duke...

...Roscoe R. Hill El correo en Santo Domingo: Historia documentada . By Oscar E. Ravelo A. ( Ciudad Trujillo : Imprenta La Opinión , 1944 . Pp. 239 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

... experience; rather than restricting correspondence, mail circulated at unprecedented levels. To understand this system's rationale I focus on the figure of the correos mayores , who were responsible for the distribution of official information (or information of interest to the crown) within certain Spanish...

...William E. French 51 “Las buenas madres,” El Correo , Sept. 30, 1902, p. 1; “Las madres de familia,” ibid., May 16, 1903, p. 2. 52 “El gran problema”; “Las madres de familia.” 53 Mary Gibson draws similar conclusions in her study of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Italy. See...

... reproduction is not that simple. Historians try to be cautious with their sources, noting the time and place of documents. Many of the opinions the author has collected concerning attitudes about women come from a local urban newspaper published during the Porfiriato, El Correo de Chihuahua. It, in turn...

.... This brief evaluation of Chihuahua is based on Beezley, “Revolutionary Governor,” 107-142. 6 El Correo de Chihuahua (Chihuahua City), June 15, 1911, 2. 7 A grant of special power was made to Miguel Ahumada, the last of the Porfirian governors, May 22, 1911. González continued to rule...

... in the Sevillian press — basically El Correo de Andalucía, El Liberal , and El Noticiero Sevillano . In doing so, she acknowledges the side effects of using the press as the main source for the study of public opinion: the press usually reflects the facts in a partial and subjective way, and the media...

... of obtaining wealth. The old elite would, too, have to deal with a new wave of radicalism during the 1930s. New strategies and alliances would have to be formed. But as the decade of the 1920s came to a close, the Porfirian elite in Chihuahua had made a place for itself in the new order. 1 El Correo...

...Guillermo Cespedes Catálogo por orden de materias de libros raros o curiosos que tratan de Ultramar. Número 21 . By Lopez Luis Bardon . Published by the author . Apartado de correos, 7029 . Madrid , 1954 . Pp. 163 . 20 pesetas . Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

... of the century, finally being moved to Caracas, where it may be seen today in the Museo Bolivariano. Aside from its most famous offspring, the Correo del Orinoco (1818-1822), Angostura’s little printing establishment also produced a variety of official forms, government stationery, decrees, pamphlets...

... personalities—Manuel Bonilla, Amado Nervo, José Ferrel, Juan Sarabia, and Heriberto Frías. The young Valadés was very much affected by the premature death of his father, who had converted El Correo de la Tarde into a publication of political opinion and designated Frías as editor. When General Francisco...

.... Address: Robert M. Levine, Group Coordinator, Av. N.S. de Copacabana, 690/Grupo 602, Rio de Janeiro, Gb, ZC 07, Brazil. The Asociación para el Desarrollo, Inc., Apartado de Correos 443, Santiago de los Caballeros, República Dominicana, has begun a program to encourage the study of Dominican affairs...

... attention to the increasing number of documentary collections being published, new editions or reprints of out-of-print collections and scholarly monographs, the publication of an individual primary source, such as the Argentine Correo de Comercio , the creation of new archives, new kinds of primary...

..., journals published during the Porfiriato should include: La Ilustración Lemenil (1880), El Album de la Mujer (1883-90), El Correo de las Señoras (1883-93), and Las Hijas del Anáhuac (1887-88). And any work on feminism in Yucatán should include Feminismo , a monthly publication of the Rita Cetina...

..., the absence of a formal postal system, signi cant transoceanic distances, political obstacles, and slow response times from the Council of the Indies. Regarding the rst factor, although the correo mayor de Indias was established in Lima in the late sixteenth century, the of ce s services did not extend...

... was published in the May 24, 1828, issue of Correo de la Federación Mexicana and that others were printed in El Atleta in 1829 and 1830. Professor Reyes also contends that the Spanish translation of Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America , which appeared in 1837, further strengthened the cause...

... an Empire ; Gonza´lez Mart´ nez, Correos. UNCORRECTED PROOFS We Distrust the Whole Universe 501 of cials, wealthy merchants, Indigenous communities, and African and Afrodescendant peoples.20 In Chile, the mail gained increased relevance during the second half of the eighteenth century. Up until...