...Bernard D. Ansel 101 See for example, Eizaguirre, Tierra del Fuego , 274; La Nación , June 7, 1893. 102 Spears, The Gold Diggings , 10. 103 Sucesión de Julio Popper, AGN-T, leg. 7644, fol. 103, 119-121. At the time Jews were generally buried in a special section of the British...

...Joseph T. Criscenti Las milicias del fuego . By Romay Francisco L. . Buenos Aires , 1955 . Ediciones Históricas Argentinas . Illustrations . Pp. 303 . Paper . Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

...William H. Jeffrey Treinta años en Tierra del Fuego . 2nd ed. By de Agostini Alberto M. . Buenos Aires , n.d. Ediciones Peuser . Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 363 . Copyright 1958 by Duke University Press 1958 ...

...David Rock ¡Mueran los salvajes unitarios! La Mazorca y la política en tiempos de Rosas . By Di Meglio Gabriel . Buenos Aires : Editorial Sudamericana , 2007 . Illustration. Notes. Bibliography . 215 pp. Paper . Rosas bajo fuego: Los franceses, Lavalle y la rebelión de los...

...Susan Schroeder El fuego de la inobediencia: autonomía y rebelión india en el obispado de Oaxaca . Edited by Díaz-Polanco Héctor . Mexico City : CIESAS , 1993 . Maps. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography . 214 pp. Paper . Documentos sobre las rebeliones indias de Tehuantepec y...

...David Espinosa Del fuego sagrado a la acción cívica: Los católicos frente al estado en Michoacán (1920–1940) . By Enrique Guerra Manzo . Mexico City : Editorial Itaca , 2015 . Map. Notes. Bibliography. 344 pp. Paper , Mex$300.00 . Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018...

...David Tavárez El fuego de la inobediencia: autonomía y rebelión india en el obispado de Oaxaca . Edited by Díaz-Polanco Héctor . Colección Miguel Othón de Mendizábal . Mexico City : Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social , 1996 . Maps. Tables. Notes...

...Ryan Edwards This article engages the relationship between prison and place on the island of Tierra del Fuego, in southernmost Patagonia. While Patagonia has piqued popular imaginations for centuries through traveler narratives, these accounts have been reduced to a limited lexicon categorizing...

... to discuss the rights to Lennox further. Despite the agreement, however, the actual demarcation in Tierra del Fuego did not start until 1893. The work of marking the boundaries was delayed by a continuing controversy over the interpretation of Article I. Both parties had to agree on the composition...

... of Jewish descent, explored Tierra del Fuego between 1885 and 1893 and was a famous miner during the archipelago’s short-lived gold boom. Most significant works on Tierra del Fuego discuss his exploits in brief. The subject of occasional journalistic articles in the Buenos Aires press, Popper has also...

... dealing with historical, geographical, and political problems of Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego, and the Antarctic. The present work was issued under the auspices of the Departamento de Historia y Geografía del Instituto de la Patagonia, with the purpose of disseminating in Chile a general knowledge about...

..., and husbandry accomplished at the missions. British missionaries maintained good relations with all government authorities in the area but recognized the suzerainty of Argentina. Canclini, an Argentine, infers that the Argentine Republic had greater claim to the lands of the Tierra del Fuego than did...

..., and the tangled woods of Aysén. This study, another in the series by Editorial Francisco de Aguirre, treats one of those harsh Chilean frontiers: the extreme extension of Tiena del Fuego, the islands to the south of the Beagle Canal. The author eschews analysis and reviews the history of the Fuegian islands...

... silvicultura en el país del fuego”, y se centra en el desarrollo de la prisión y, junto a ella, del departamento forestal local. El autor se enfoca en la gestión del complejo maderero de la prisión por parte del director forestal, Antonio Snaider, y en el conflicto de la silvicultura con la ganadería ovina...

... have seen. It reveals impressions of many difficult to reach places in southern Argentina and Chile, including Tierra del Fuego. Some of these have hardly ever been visited by outsiders, even Chileans and Argentines. It is a record of four trips by the author and a few companions in four successive...

..., hoy , Marc Blancpain promises, in a manner reminescent of Howard Cosell, to analyze Latin America telling things as he sees them. The result of this declared approach is a series of superficial impressions on the politics, geography, and history of every nation from the Río Grande to Tierra del Fuego...

... assessment of the dogs of the conquest. How strange it is that such major conquests as those led by Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro scarcely mention dogs! From discovery to seventeenth century, from Quivira to Tierra del Fuego, this revisionist telling of the Spanish conquest of the Americas features...

..., Aztecs and Incas are of the greatest interest. American prehistory (emphasis on history) from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego is of general interest these days. I would hope the editor will consider expanding the series to include other less well-known areas of Latin America. Wauchope has made...

... Cádiz and San Juan in search of the Spanish fleet. Another example of poor coordination in intelligence occurred when the commander of the Marblehead established contact with the Cuban rebels at Cien-fuegos but was unwilling to tell other commanders what he had learned about Spanish ships at the Cuban...

...; urbanization and population are exploding; transportation has been revolutionized; and economic bases for some countries have changed several times. Meanwhile regions like Tierra del Fuego and the Amazon Basin remain virtually unchanged since the time of Darwin or Columbus. Here then is a book embracing...