...W. H. Timmons After San Jacinto . By Nance Joseph Miilton . Austin , 1963 . University of Texas Press . Maps. Notes. Illustrations. Appendix. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xiv , 642 . $8.50 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 After the defeat of Santa Anna’s...

...Oscar Chamosa Jacinto Ventura de Molina y los caminos de la escritura negra en el Río de la Plata . Edited by Acree William G. Jr. and Borucki Alex . Prologue by George Reid Andrews . Montevideo : Linardi y Risso , 2008 . 256 pp. Paper . Copyright 2010 by Duke...

...Thomas F. McGann How Texas Won Her Freedom; The Story of Sam Houston and the Battle of San Jacinto . By Warren Robert Penn . San Jacinto Monument, Texas , 1959 . San Jacinto Museum of History . Pp. 22 . Cloth. $2.50 . Copyright 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 ...

...A. C. Roosevelt San Jacinto 1: An Historical Ecological Approach to an Archaic Site in Colombia . By Oyuela-Caycedo Augusto and Bonzani Renee M. . Tuscaloosa : University of Alabama Press . Photographs. Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Figures. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography. Index...

...John Womack, Jr. Orígenes e historia del movimiento obrero en México . By Huitrón Jacinto . México , 1974 . Editores Mexicanos Unidos . Illustrations . Pp. 318 . Paper. Copyright 1977 by Duke University Press 1977 Jacinto Huitrón long figured as one of the most sober...

.... Matovina and de la Teja surgically edit the whole manuscript and publish the second half continuing the Battle of San Jacinto through the Mexican-American War, suturing both parts with razor-like precision and placing it among other testimonios , or self-narratives, about conquest in the US-Mexican...

... on the Camino Real that ran from Mexico City across Texas. He grew up in the blue-collar suburban community of Pasadena, Texas, a few miles from the San Jacinto battlefield that served as a constant reminder of Mexican history for him. His enthusiasm for pure scholarship began at San Jacinto Junior College...

... Larrea, and Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño. 22 They quite justly wondered how was it possible that Velasco should have known so many details about Ecuador’s prehistory, going back even seven hundred years before the Conquest, and how could it be that Velasco’s information should not have appeared in any...

...S. Fanny Simon Gremialismo proletario argentino . By Oddone Jacinto . ( Buenos Aires : Editorial La Vanguardia , 1949 . Pp. 416 . Paper . $12.00 m/n.) Copyright 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 ...

...Philip Ainsworth Means La Religión del Imperio de los Incas . Jijón y Caamaño Jacinto . ( Quito : Tipografía y Encuadernación Salesianas , 1919 . Pp. 452 .) Copyright 1920 by Duke University Press 1920 ...

...Guillermo Céspedes Relación del descubrimiento del río Apure hasta su ingreso en el Orinoco . Por Jacinto de Carvajal Fray . Prólogo de Saignes Miguel Acosta . Caracas-Madrid , 1956 . Ediciones Edime . Grandes Libros Venezolanos . Pp. 307 . Copyright 1958 by Duke...

... Chaffee, Nancy Folbre, José Limón, Jacinto Quirarte, Karl M. Schmitt, Richard N. Sinkin, and Richard S. Smith, all of the University of Texas, Austin. This periodical is a record of papers given at the annual meetings of the Southeastern Conference on Latin American Studies (SECOLAS). Each conference...

... regions—Izapan, Mayan, Oaxacan, and Central Mexican. Articles by María Antonieta Cervantes, Peter David Joralemon, Jacinto Quirarte, L. R. V. Joesink-Mandeville and Sylvia Meluzin, Michael D. Coe, Joyce Marcus, Hasso von Winning, and H. B. Nicholson develop different aspects of the theme, including...

... South America, and there is considerable and valuable information on Bolívar, Santander, Miranda, and Jacinto Lara, along with many lesser personages of Venezuela and Colombia. For this reviewer, the best parts of the book are the well-reasoned essays on the controversial entrevista de Guayaquil...

...Donald E. Worcester Rip Ford arrived in Texas from South Carolina shortly after the battle of San Jacinto. His long career included many activities—doctor, lawyer, journalist, and soldier. His story of the Old Southwest and of the Mexican War, border troubles, and international maneuverings...

.... The music, as transcribed by Jacinto Amezquita in March, 1957, consists of 21 sones in A flat major for chirimía (shawm) and drum. European influence betrays itself throughout in the symmetrical phrases and the implied tonic-dominant seventh harmony. This welcome monograph contains the 1872 text...

... agriculture (Robert Netting, through an interesting comparison with the Ibo). External relationships with the Mixe-Zoquean group (Olmec and Izapan) are considered in papers by Michael Coe, Jacinto Quirarte and Gareth Lowe (a tour de force showing the contant presence of Zoquean peoples on the western frontier...

... Heredia, twelve of Mariano Melgar, eleven of Martínez de Navarrete, and eight of Juan del Valle y Caviedes. The extent of the collection is indicated by the inclusion of twenty-five authors among whom are Miguel de Guevara, Manuel de Lavardén, Jacinto de Evia, and Luis de Sandoval y Zapata. The value...

... the Chonos; but since neither Cieza de León, nor Garcilaso, nor Father Velasco mentioned them, they have been thoroughly suppressed by 20th-century authors, with few exceptions, the most notable being Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño. Now, it happens that Milagro-Quevedo has Amazonian connections. At the same time...

....) The compiler makes no claim to have done an exhaustive job, but some omissions, including Jacinto R. Yaben’s 5-volume Biografías argentinas y americanas , Cayetano Brunos 12-volume Historia de la iglesia en la Argentina , José María Mariluz Urquijo’s El Virreinato del Río de la Plata en la época del Marqués...