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...Michael T. Hamerly Four Years Among the Ecuadorians . By Hassaurek Friedrich . Edited and with an introduction by Gardiner C. Harvey . Carbondale , 1967 . Southern Illinois University Press . Latin American Travel Series . Pp. xxi , 196 . $7.50 . Copyright 1968 by Duke...

... among the Spanish Americans , Friedrich Hassaurek wrote extensively on the plight of Ecuador’s Indians. 47 Hassaurek, appointed by President Lincoln as the U.S. minister to Quito, carefully considered the issue of labor servitude on the haciendas of the interior. His description (though framed...

... are complemented by primary source pieces from Friedrich Hassaurek, Abraham Lincoln’s minister to Ecuador, and liberal leader Juan Montalvo. The third section, entitled “The Rise of the Popular,” features a letter and speech from perennial populist president José María Velasco Ibarra, as well as literary pieces...

... in 1832 (Hartford, Conn., 1834), pp. 183-184, 280-282; Aleksander J. J. Holynski, L’Equateur: scènes de la vie sud-américaine (Paris, 1861), pp. 187-188; Ida (Reyer) Pfeiffer, A Lady’s Second Journey Round the World , 2 vols. (London, 1855), II, 183-184, 222-224; and Friedrich Hassaurek, Four Tears...

... In 1870, under García Moreno, the Ecuadorean National Conservatory was founded. 127 F. Hassaurek, Four Years among Spanish Americans (New York: Hurd and Houghton, 1867), p. 168, counted “about one hundred and twenty pianos in Quito, very indifferently tuned; but there are only very few ladies who...

... Villoslada, II (Paris, 1892), 115. 5 For a biting description of the nineteenth-century Ecuadoran oligarchy see F. Hassaurek, Four Years among Spanish-Americans (New York, 1867), p. 122. 4 Quoted in Wilfrido Loor, García Moreno y sus asesinos (Quito, 1955), p. 226. 3 Though...

... Friedrich Hassaurek, Four Years Among Spanish-Americans (New York, 1867), 326. ...

...,” Sept. 5, 1875," Despatches … 1826-1909"; El Grito del Piiehlo (Guayaquil), Sept. 20, 1896; and Friedrich Hassaurek, Four Years Among Spanish-Americans (New York, 1867), 223-226; and Rojas, La ñorela. 17-18. Peasants did not have to learn about mass protest when they came to the city...