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... us to cross-reference them, to see the big picture, and thus to better understand the facts of what took place at that time. The authors based their transcriptions on the most recent research in linguistics, archeology, history, and geography. All those familiar with the difficulties of reading...

...Nara Milanich Los hijos del pecado: ilegitimidad y vida familiar en la Santafé de Bogotá colonial . By Vargas Guiomar Dueñas . Bogotá : Editorial Universidad Nacional , 1997 . Plates. Maps. Tables. Figures. Notes. Bibliography . 284 pp. Paper . Copyright 2000 by Duke...

...Roscoe R. Hill Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 Don Antonio Bachiller y Morales: Aspecto de su vida familiar . By de Castro y Bachiller Raimundo . ( Habana : Editorial Guerrero, S. A. , 1941 . Pp. 131 .) ...

...Heidi Tinsman Strangers on Familiar Soil: Rediscovering the Chile-California Connection . By Melillo Edward Dallam . Yale Agrarian Studies Series . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2015 . Photographs. Illustrations. Maps. Figures. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. xvii, 325 pp...

...José Galindo [email protected] Oligarquía en América Latina: Redes familiares dominantes en el siglo XIX e inicios del XX . By Peter Waldmann . Translated by Virginia Maza . Revised by Taciana Fisac and Peter Waldmann . Tiempo Emulado: Historia de América y España...

... disputas sobre el lugar de los padres en las nuevas configuraciones familiares, aparecían dos definiciones del amor paternal que muchas veces eran contrapuestas: el amor como responsabilidad sobre la vida material de los hijos, y el amor como el tiempo que se pasa junto a ellos. El artículo sostiene que...

...Jeremy Adelman Abstract This essay explores the varieties of expressions of political violence during the revolutionary conjuncture, 1789 to 1821, across Spanish America from New Spain to Buenos Aires. It challenges some of the familiar ways in which historians have pointed to violence...

... contributed to the concentration of New Christians in commerce are familiar and need not be elaborated here. The converse theoretical explanation is that Portuguese gentiles (or Old Christians) abandoned the field to the interlopers because of their inability or unwillingness to compete with the New...

... together a group of leaders who are familiar with one another; this familiarity, as Payne points out, has its dangers since familiarity can breed the contempt recently demonstrated by the vicious language used by individual leaders on the two sides of the Grenada incident. What clearly is absent from...

... in Mexico will surprise many because few are likely to be familiar with burial practices filled with mordant pomp. The story of the famous stone retablo in Santa Fe and its association with the cult of Our Lady of Light exhibits careful observation and considerable research. The trip from Monterrey...

... . Copyright 1987 by Duke University Press 1987 At the very end of his study of the merger of the urban oligarchy and traditional nobility in early modern Barcelona, James Amelang remarks that “the historical developments treated in this book are to a certain degree familiar to all students of the period...

... the reader’s attention. This Thomas E. Sheridan does in a magnificent way. His prose is entrancing, an unexpected pleasure for those of us familiar with wooden, textbook treatments of state histories. Because of his artful writing, Sheridan leads us to think about the land and people of Arizona in a new way...

... since the independence of the South American nations leaves the impression that the continent suffers from the imperialism of explorers, as well as the more familiar commercial-industrial type. We learn of two explorers sponsored by the Chilean government, both of German extraction. Argentina sent...

... the impact of the Inquisition on colonial society, Wadsworth examines this organization from the inside to produce a powerful institutional study. The work draws heavily on the documents related to the 1,046 applicants from Pernambuco for affiliation, primarily as familiares , during the years between 1613...

... conjunto de variables consideradas significativas para ocupar una posición de gravitación: poder político, riqueza, prestigio social, “saber” (o capital cultural) y orígenes familiares. Así, se han conjugado variables ocupacionales (a falta de un término más apropiado, en tanto es impreciso establecer...

...D. K. Oro y sangre . By Bunster Enrique . Santiago de Chile , 1974 . Editorial del Pacifico . Illustrations. Index . Pp. 338 . Paper. Copyright 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 In this unabashed paean to the conquistadores, Enrique Bunster recounts some familiar...

... desbordada movilidad humana en la frontera norte de México. Veloz atiende este señalamiento y lo pone a prueba en un ejercicio de visibilización de las mujeres. Para ello, reconstruye lazos familiares que muestran el componente femenino desde las primeras corrientes de migrantes, así como las estrategias...

... and interesting to the reader unfamiliar (or familiar) with Guillén’s work if the order had been reversed, and if the poetry of the second section had been placed first and in chronological order. This is not to deny the merit of the poetry of The Great Zoo , but, in general, the poems of this work are too...

..., more or less, on New World bullion. If all this sounds familiar, it is because the monograph does not really report anything new. No archives were consulted, nor were any primary sources used in its preparation. But like some of the Ibero-American series books of an earlier era, the book is very...

... conclusions about the uses of structural complexes. The first eighty-two pages of the book deal with general concepts and include useful sections on the classification of types of structures and groupings. Most of the terms used are familiar, but archaeologists will profit from the more precise...