... City , 1953 . Imprenta Universitaria . Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 16 . En selle avec Pancho Villa . By Camp Jean . Paris , 1952 . Amiot-Dumont . Collection Presence de l’Histoire . Bibliography . Pp. 254 . Paper . General William Jenkins Worth, Monterey’s Forgotten...

...Fletcher M. Green Copyright 1938 by Duke University Press 1938 The Diplomatic History of Georgia: A Study of the Epoch of Jenkins’ Ear . By Lanning John Tate . ( Chapel Hill : The University of North Carolina Press , 1936 . Pp. x , [1], 275 . $4.00 .) ...

...Mark Wasserman Jenkins of Mexico: How a Southern Farm Boy Became a Mexican Magnate . By Paxman Andrew . New York : Oxford University Press , 2017 . Photographs. Map. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index. 509 pp. Cloth , $34.95 . Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018...

...Douglas C. Bennett Transnational Corporations and the Latin American Automobile Industry . By Jenkins Rhys . Pittsburgh : University of Pittsburgh Press , 1987 . Figures. Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 270 . Cloth . $32.95 . Copyright 1988 by Duke University Press...

... during the 1920s into a single, highly capitalized unit by William Jenkins, a former American consul, who became (reputedly) the wealthiest man in Mexico. The Zapatista peasants of the region, led by the family of Doña Lola Campos and her husband, Celestino Espinosa, fought the land owners and eventually...

... in this section, by Rhys Jenkins and Fred Jongkind, deal respectively with Mexico and Venezuela. The penetration and domination of the Mexican economy by large multinational corporations is viewed by Jenkins as the source of a number of baleful effects, but Jongkind’s reading of Venezuelan experience...

... that the viceregal status be restored, 10 but the crown took no action until 1739. With the War of Jenkins’ Ear then threatening and the certainty that the English would strike Spain hard in the Caribbean, the idea of the viceroyalty occurred again. On the economic as well as the military side, there was much...

..., 1740, AGS, Marina, 396. 12 Pares, War and Trade , 85-88. See John Tate Lanning, “The American Colonies in the Preliminaries of the War of Jenkins’ Ear,” Georgia Historical Quarterly , XI (June 1927), 129-156, for a study of American interest in the proposed expedition. 11 Wager...

... Laredo and the Rio Grande Frontier . By Wilkinson J. B. . Austin , 1975 . Jenkins Publishing Co. Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 456 . Cloth . $14.95 . ...

...John L. Kessell Aguayo Expedition into Texas 1721. An Annotated Translation of the Five Versions of the Diary Kept by Br. Juan Antonio de la Peña . By Santos Richard G. . Foreword by Duty Tony E. . Austin : Jenkins Publishing Co. , 1981 . Notes. Bibliography. Map...

... Augustine not only found a warm welcome for their goods, but frequently found produce to take back to the English colonies” (p. 81). In the years prior to the War of Jenkins’ Ear, this illegal trade grew so much that Spanish colonial ships were not an uncommon sight in the port of Charleston, South...

... typographical errors (although still misspelling Myra Ellen Jenkins). His purpose is to describe the governmental system in New Mexico during the last sixty years of Spanish rule and its relationship to administrative changes on the northern frontier. He succeeds admirably in a well-organized work of three...

... . Copyright 1993 by Duke University Press 1993 Richard Harding’s ambitious study of Britain’s disastrous expedition against Spanish America during the War of Jenkins’ Ear underscores the possibilities for re-interpretation of quite well known events. The ministry of Sir Robert Walpole, long condemned...

... 1982 One of the prizes England won by the Treaty of Utrecht of 1713 was the asiento , the monopoly of supplying Spain’s American colonies with slaves. The asiento was turned over to the South Sea Company until 1739 when the War of Jenkins’s Ear effectively terminated it. The asiento also...

... observes that, despite the often repeated allegation of a British protectorate over the Mosquito region and Indians, there was no formal agreement of protection until 1740 during the War of Jenkins’ Ear. From this assertion, however, she draws the weak conclusion that because the British were so...

.... Department of State Archives, 824.00 Revolution/91A. 24 Letter of July 10, 1941 from Laurence Duggan to Douglas Jenkins. Department of State Archives, 824.00 Revolutions/68. Mr. Duggan’s instructions tend to confirm the account of the later meeting as described by Dr. Ostría Gutiérrez in his book...

... 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 Spanish Texas: Yesterday and Today . By Ashford Gerald . Austin, Texas, and New York , 1971 . Jenkins Publishing Co . Illustrations. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 296 . Cloth. $7.50 . ...

... northern European activities in the area, of which Admiral Edward Vernon’s 1740 attack was the most dramatic, further modifications to San Lorenzo were made in the late eighteenth century. The castle, however, was not attacked after the War of Jenkins’ Ear, and even during the wars for independence...