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... on this work; they are not responsible for any of its deficiencies. Copyright 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 Right-wing nationalist groups have long fascinated scholars and observers of twentieth-century Argentina. Yet the Liga Patriótica Argentina, once described as “the most powerful political...

...Harold F. Peterson Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 Documentos argentinos. Tucumán y la Liga del Norte . Primera parte. Año 1840; prólogo y notas de Borda Manuel Lizondo . [ Publicaciones de la Junta Conservadora del Archivo Histórico de Tucumán, Ser. I, Vol. I...

...Duvon C. Corbitt José Calixto Bernal y Soto, preclaro defensor en España de los derechos de Cuba. Autoridad y democracia (El derecho, la opinión pública, la autonomía, la liga de naciones) . By Valverde Antonio L. . [ Biblioteca de Historia, Filosofía y Sociología, Vol. X .] ( Habana...

...R. G. Ligas Camponesas, Outubro 1962–Abril 1964 . Edited by Julião Francisco . Cuernavaca, Mexico , 1969 . Centro Intercultural de Documentación , Cuaderno No. 27 . Facsimiles. Index . Pp. 555 . Paper. Copyright 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 Facsimile reproduction...

...David Espinosa Guerra Manzo's monograph uses a wealth of national, regional, and local archives, both governmental and ecclesiastical, and a comprehensive collection of published Spanish- and English-language primary and secondary sources. Guerra Manzo's most contentious assertion is the Liga's...

.... This estimate does not take into account that the two largest railroads, the Central and the International, paid better and hired a greater percentage of foreigners than the Nacional. 116 Shabot, “La Gran Liga de Empleados de Ferrocarril y la huelga de 1908,” Revista de Estudios Políticos (Mexico City...

...-wing nationalist thought, the anti-Semitism of the Liga Patriótica, the foreign influences on Manuel Fresco’s policies, and, finally, a brief discussion of fascism and Argentine nationalism. In his commentary, Walter emphasized the complexity and continuity of Argentine nationalism. He called...

... for granted. He criticized obligatory military service as prejudicial to the lower classes, because sons of influential families could escape it. For this reason, he wrote, Chileans did not respect their army. The dissolution of the Liga Militar ended overt political action by army officers for the next...

... is doubtful, but in all likelihood the coincidence of these two challenges made him uneasy. Also, the continuing labor strife made credible elite support for Crotto’s resistance. 21 Pressures also came from outside the political system. The Liga Patriótica, founded in the immediate aftermath...

... itself. There is an excellent account of the process in which the Liga and Tejeda merge their interests, and of the subsequent creation of an elaborate multiclass coalition between the two during Tejeda’s second administration. The Tejedista-peasant bloc took on some of the characteristics of a state...

... Castillo y Piña, Bernardo Bergöend). These reformers sought to implement the new Catholic social doctrine through education and propaganda, and through organizations that included the Confederación de Círculos Católicos de Obreros, the Liga Agraria Popular, the Asociación de Damas Católicas Mexicanas...

... on promoting the Liga de Mujeres Ibéricas e Hispanoamericanas, also known as the Liga de Mujeres de la Raza, and edited Feminismo Internacional , the first international journal dedicated to Hispanic feminism. As Cano underlines, “within modernist conventions, woman is only a theme and receptacle...

... (a development much discussed in the literature). Thus, it is likely that some of Wolfe’s independent actions undertaken by “workers” or “women workers” in “factory commissions were by-products, at least in part, of such initiatives. In fact a Liga Operária da Mooca existed in the neighborhood of the Crespi...

... a reasonable guarantee of secure employment. 120 La Opini ó n , Sept. 1, 1936, p. 1. 121 For full details of landowner sabotage see El Machete , 435 (Sept. 2, 1936); 438 (Sept. 16, 1936); 439 (Sept. 30, 1936). 122 El Machete , 438 (Sept. 16, 1936). 123 Liga de Agrónomos...

... of the institution in founding the Liga Feminista Costarricense, the country’s first explicitly feminist organization, to pressure for women’s suffrage and to fight attempts to legislate teachers’ salaries that discriminated on the basis of sex. In part because of its continued militancy, the Colegio was finally...

...Ralph L. Roys Códice Pérez. Traducción líbre del Maya al Castellano . By Alcalá Ermilo Solís . Foreword by Bolio Antonio Mediz . [ Ediciones de la Liga de Acción Social .] ( Mérida : 1949 . Pp. xv , 371 . Plates, illustrations. Paper .) Copyright 1950 by Duke University...

...-Catholic and right-wing sectors that had been demanding an end to what they viewed as excessive cultural and social permissiveness. 9 In 1976, for example, eight months after the coup, a communiqué by the Liga de Padres de Familia and the Liga de Madres de Familia—organizations funded in the 1950s...

...Christopher Schmidt-Nowara The Madrid Centro was the backbone of the Liga Nacional, formed in the fall of 1872 to check the campaign of the Sociedad Abolicionista for immediate abolition in Puerto Rico. The Liga united metropolitan and colonial conservatives on two issues: resistance...

... contemporary peasant social movements in Paraguay, both of which were crushed by the Stroessner regime in the 1970s. The Ligas Agrarias were centered in the southern department of Misiones, while the Pueblo de Dios originated in the frontier area of Caaguazú. The former was a Catholic-based movement...

... associações de classe— em especial a Sociedade Rural Brasileira (SRB) e a Liga Agrícola Brasileira (LAB)—e num segundo momento, organizando um partido político de oposição, o Partido Democrático (PD), que se tornou uma ameaça concreta ao predomínio do PRP, até então absolutamente soberano na cena política...