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...Harold F. Peterson Mariano Moreno. El numen de la revolución de mayo . By Galván Moreno C. . Buenos Aires , 1960 . Editorial Claridad . Bibliography . Pp. 221 . 80 pesos . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 During the sesquicentennial of their nationhood...

..., Is history best served by seeking to galvanize readers? Notwithstanding, the more familiar Guerra does often appear, bringing us fascinating and revealing detail as she narrates the processes of constructing state security and painting an intriguing picture of the education system's targeting of children...

.... (Tlalpan, 1922), II, 106-129. 2 Copies of this document can be found in AGI, Escribanía de Cámara 163-B, fols. 8-13v. Printed editions of a later era include Francisco Lorenzana, ed., Concilium mexicanum provinciale III (Mexico City, 1770), second section, pp. 4-34; Basilio Galván Rivera, ed...

... The Cross and the Sword . By Galvan Manuel de Jesus . Translated by Graves Robert . Foreword by Urena Max Henriquez . Bloomington, Indiana , 1954 . Indiana University Press . Pp. xviii, 364 . $3.75 . Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

...Laurence Schmeckebier Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 A Mexican Painter Views Modern Mexican Art . By Galván Jesús Guerrero . Translated by Duncan Robert M. . ( Albuquerque : The University of New Mexico Press , 1942 . Pp. 9 , 4 plates . $0.20 .) ...

...Fritz L. Hoffmann Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 Historia de México . By Galván Francisco Banegas . ( Morelia : Tipografía Comercial , 1923 , Vol. II . Pp. 572 , lxxxiv . $4.00 ; Mexico : Buena Prensa , 1938, 1940 . Vols. I and III . Pp. 508 , vii...

...Ione Stuessy Wright Copyright 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 Cronología de San Martín: Síntesis biográfica, calendario de su vida, partes de guerra, ofrendas poéticas . By Moreno C. Galván . [ Biblioteca Sanmartiniana, Volumen 2 .] ( Buenos Aires : Editorial Claridad...

...R. E. Wolseley El periodismo argentino . By Moreno C. Galván . ( Buenos Aires : Editorial Claridad, S. A. , 1944 . Pp. 520 . Paper.) Historia del ptriodismo argtntino. Pensamiento y obra de los forjadores de la patria . By Beltrán Oscar R. . Buenos Aires : Editorinl...

...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...

.... This liberal tradition provided the foundations for the emergence of a revolutionary movement led by such famous Jarochos as Cándido Aguilar, Adalberto Tejeda, Heriberto Jara, Gabriel Gavira, Rafael Tapia, Herón Proal, and Úrsulo Galván. One should add, however, that an equally powerful conservative movement...

... minority of the town’s population: bureaucrats, professionals, estancieros , merchants and commission men. Staunch liberals all, personalities divided them until the corruption, violence and economic policies of the Juárez Celman regime galvanized some within the elite (especially the estancieros...

... achievement. Students of peasant leadership will find the sections on Ursulo Galván and Manuel Almanza García especially valuable and there is much information on the Veracruz activities of the Mexican Communist party, which drew a great deal of its strength from the various regional federations of peasant...

... of the radical Múgica agrarians, or by his expedient collusion with the Delahuertistas during the revolt of 1923? If he was primarily disturbed by Tapia’s anti-Callista tirades after 1924, why was not the communist and agrarian leader Ursulo Galván singled out also? These are not criticisms as much...

... of the dominant themes of European social, institutional and economic history. As an intellectual problem it has been extremely challenging, and the ingenuous conundrum of whether incipient urbanism provided a spur to commercial revival or whether commercial revival galvanized the formation of cities has underlam...

... rebuttal to the culture of conquest delineated by Pease and Rabasa. Guaman Poma’s appeal for reform criticized colonialism in its own language and exemplified both native resistance and accommodation. The armed resistance suggested in the title appears in José Luis Mirafuentes Galván’s discussion...

.... Specializing in union-bashing and clandestine organization, the Nationalists won their first opportunity to influence government during the short-lived regime of General Uriburu (1930-32), but failed to galvanize a solid movement akin to Italian, Spanish, or German fundamentalism. Rock attributes this failure...

... of Indigenous peoples, in 1945. More broadly, Bolivia's loss galvanized a reformist spirit among veterans, who skillfully and assiduously organized after the war; in the end it was this group that fomented the 1952 revolution. The country's new leadership, at least rhetorically if not in reality, systematically...

... and as an acknowledgment that liberal democracy had failed to build the consensual nation. In the longer term, the failure of parties to address social and economic grievances during this experiment in electoral democracy paved the way for the Peronist movement, which would galvanize neglected sectors and, in the process...

... and evangelical congregations provided an additional “pull” factor that helped galvanize these conversions. Like gangs, evangelical churches can require exhaustive time commitments from members, pressuring them to abide by a very strict code of conduct, and closely monitoring even the most intimate details...

... shantytown San Miguelito as an “experimental district,” deftly solidified the national guard’s hold on power while adding a veneer of popular support (p. 105). The Torrijos-Carter treaties of 1977 further galvanized these accomplishments. Having outlined the ebb and flow of the 1968 coup, Harding turns...