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...John J. TePaske Martín Enríquez y la reforma de 1568 en Nueva España . By García-Abasólo Antonio F. . Sevilla : Artes Gráficas Padura , 1983 . Illustrations. Notes. Figures. Indexes . Pp. 382 . Paper. Copyright 1986 by Duke University Press 1986 This excellent book...

...E. James Hindman Andrés Molina Enríquez: Mexican Land Reformer of the Revolutionary Era . By Shadle Stanley F. . Tucson : University of Arizona Press , 1994 . Tables. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index. 159 pp. Cloth . $29.95 . Copyright 1995 by Duke University Press 1995...

... during the late Porfiriato —for the formulation of a generic explanation of disentailment and its consequences. Here the key figure was Andrés Molina Enríquez, the positivist social critic whose categorical formulations about the inherent social characteristics of the so-called pueblos de indígenas...

...M.C.M. Precursores de la revolución agraria en México: Las obras de Wistano Luis Orozco y Andrés Molina Enríquez . By Hamon James L. and Niblo Stephen R. . Translated by Acosta Omar Costa . Mexico City , 1975 . Sep/Setentas . Tables . Pp. 183 . Paper . Copyright...

...Fanny R. Bandelier; Don Juan Antonio Enriquez Copyright 1920 by Duke University Press 1920 ...

... realizaron aquellos pintores—tema fundamental del libro—y el cuarto analiza la obra de Víctor Manuel, Gattomo, Abela, Ponce, Enríquez, Amelia, y Lam desde esa perspectiva. El volumen incluye además un apéndice con biografías analíticas de los artistas considerados más importantes, además de una bibliografía...

...Alejandro Sobarzo El tratado entre México y los Estados Unidos de América sobre ríos internacionales: Una lucha nacional de noventa años . 2 vols. By Coyro Ernesto Enríquez . México , 1975 . UNAM . Maps. Appendixes. Chronology. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 671 , 1338 . Paper...

... Enríquez shows us Ulloa at loggerheads with almost everyone, it would seem, in Huancavelica, and indeed with the viceregal administration and the Audiencia in Lima as well. The powers in Lima saw in his activism a threat to their own influence over Huancavelica. The gremio (guild) of miners who worked...

... of Ralph Wilkinson, captured off Havana, rekindled fears of France in the Gulf. In March, 1688, Pez and Enríquez Barroto made a second expedition as far as Mobile, but still La Salle’s Fort St. Louis, then in ruins, remained undiscovered. This chance discovery set in motion a series of expeditions...

..., Safavid, and Ottoman power collapsed. Nonetheless, Lane’s intent is to follow the global trajectories of these Colombian stones. And so he introduces seventeenth-century Cartagena exporters such as the Portuguese Jew Manuel de Fonseca Enríquez, who likely shipped emeralds to Lisbon and Amsterdam. From...

...Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr. Entre dos siglos: La investigación histórica costarricense, 1992 – 2002 . Edited by Jiménez Iván Molina , Solano Francisco Enríquez , and Albertazzi José Manuel Cerdas . Alajuela, Costa Rica : Museo Histórico Cultural Juan Santamaría , 2003...

.... The dictatorship was justified by the political backwardness of the Mexican people. It was also justified by its results: material progress, political stability, and international respect. “The more power [the Mexican people] conceded to the President,” wrote Rafael de Zayas Enríquez, a lifelong friend of Díaz...

... inherited territory and twice suffered foreign occupation within a generation clearly mismanaged its political business. As Andrés Molina Enríquez, Jean Meyer, and others have demonstrated, the Indians, who after all still formed half the Mexican population, had small reason to bless the liberal regime...

... of Corralitos Company, Dec. 24, 1921; E. H. Gary to Obregón, Nov. 21, 1921; AGN/OC 818-C-49. 44 Gary to Obregón, Nov. 21, 1921; AGN/OC 818-C-49. ACNA-SRA vol 6 Nov. 19, 1921. 45 Rafael Sanmiguel to Agustín Lara, Dec. 15, 1921; Sanmiguel to Lorenzo Díaz, Dec. 15, 1921; Obregón to Ignacio Enríquez...

... Viceroy Martín Enríquez in 1574. “Thus Indian women would rather marry Negroes than Indians; and neither more nor less, Negroes prefer to marry Indian women rather than Negresses, so that their children will be born free.” 24 Spanish law and custom respected these marriages, which, with common law...

... to the same individual, e.g., Isabel López Cardado, who died two months later, and the stay in the cells before sentence sometimes ran into the years. Juan Rodríguez del Bosque was imprisoned July 13, 1642, until the public auto of April 16, 1646, and Juana Enríquez was incarcerated from 1642 to 1648...

.... S. mining entrepreneur, Arthur J. McQuatters, who was to improve the land and then resell it in small parcels. Initially, both state and federal governments enthusiastically welcomed the transaction. Governor Ignacio C. Enríquez, a close ally of President Obregón, signed the contract and defended...

...Richard Pattee Quito a través de los siglos . By Eliecer Enríquez B . ( Quito : Imprenta Municipal , 1938, 1941 . Two volumes, I, 1938, pp. 274; II, 1941, pp. 206 .) Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 ...

... de Oaxaca, Taxco, and Querétaro. Although he served longer, Revillagigedo appointed a mere 155 alcaldes mayores—that is, 1.4 officials per month on average. That is half of Alburquerque's average and a little bit over a tenth (12.44 percent) of Payo Enríquez de Ribera's patronage, a striking change...

...Charles O. Griffin Quito. Relicario de Sucre. Homenaje del Cabildo Quiteño a la memoria del Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho en conmemoración del sesquicentenario de su nacimiento . Compiled by Eliecer Enríquez B . ( Quito : Imprenta Municipal , 1945 . Pp. vi , 144 . Photographs. Paper...