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...,” the “Liras,” and “Romances” in Spanish Golden Age prosody that don Fernando de Alva Ixtlilxochitl attributed to his royal forebear, and a pseudo-Otomi poem collected by José Joaquín Granados y Gálvez in his Tardes americanas (1778). 12 When Carlos María de Bustamante searched in the mid-1820s...

...Andrés Lira Copyright © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Silvio Arturo Zavala Vallado nació en Mérida, Yucatán, el 7 de febrero de 1909 y falleció en México, D. F., el 4 de diciembre de 2014, poco antes de cumplir 106 años. Segundo de seis hermanos, hijos de una ilustre familia yucateca...

...Timothy E. Anna Comunidades indígenas frente a la ciudad de México: Tenochtitlán y Tlatelolco, sus pueblos y barrios, 1812-1919 . By Lira Andrés . Zamora, Michoacán : El Colegio de México and El Colegio de Michoacán , 1983 . Notes. Map. Tables. Appendixes. Bibliography. Index . Pp...

... analyze the thinking of five twentieth-century Chilean conservatives: Alberto Edwards, Francisco Antonio Encina, Jaime Eyzaguirre, Fr. Osvaldo Lira, and Mario Góngora. All of them (though Lira less than the other four) are known as historians whose writings try to divine the true lineaments of Chilean...

... in November 1966, Guedes told War Minister Ademar de Queiroz that he wanted to know what the opponents of his promotion, the “Filatesi” (p. 292), were doing on March 31, 1964. In 1967, at the installation of War Minister Lira Tavares, Guedes told his fellow officers: “If I had been the same as you on March 31...

... with its own introduction. The first part, introduced by Sandra Kuntz, gathers chapters on railways by Paolo Riguzzi, Arturo Grunstein, and Kuntz. The second one, after an introduction by Priscilla Connolly, includes three additional chapters on public works by Ariel Rodríguez, Carlos Lira, and Connolly...

...Peggy K. Liss Las ideas y las instituciones políticas mexicanas: Primera parte, 1521-1820 . By Miranda José . Introduction by Lira Andrés . 2d ed. México , 1978 . UNAM . Notes . Pp. xx , 369 . Paper. Copyright 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 This study, which...

..., and will thus attract the attention of laymen and students alike. If readers have done their homework, they will appreciate this study even more. Since 1938, those studying the emperor and the monarchy (1822–89) have preferred Heitor Lira’s three-volume História de Dom Pedro II, an uncritical...

...Harold E. Davis Andrés Bello . By Urquieta Pedro Lira . [ Colección Tierra Firme, 38 .] ( Mexico City : Fondo de Cultura Económica , 1948 . Pp. 211 . Paper. $6.00 m/n.) Copyright 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 ...

...Lesley Byrd Simpson Estudios de historiografía de la Nueva España . By Thomé Hugo Díaz , Sandoval Fernando , Stampa Manuel Carrera , García Carlos Bosch , de la Torre Ernesto , Lira Enriqueta López , Le Riverend Brusone Julio . Introduction by Iglesia Ramón...

... of the Conservative Party Youth, had been a signatory to the franquista loyalty pledge in 1939. 52 Contemporaneously, a group called the Movimiento Revolucionario Nacional Sindicalista (MRNS), modeled after the Spanish Falange and led by Osvaldo Lira, among others, offered yet another home for a militant anti...

... with community values. Although state formation had negative local effects in some areas (as Andrés Lira González and Rodolfo Pastor have demonstrated), Guardino stresses that this local deterioration was not inevitable. Guerrero’s peasants actively asserted their traditional rights and created new ones using...

... in the third section of the book, focusing on nineteenth-century Mexican liberalism, have no difficulty. Antonia Pi-Suñer Llorens (on the Mexican periodical Le Trait d’Union of René Masson), Andrés Lira (on Justo Sierra), and Nicole Giron (on Ignacio Altamirano) deal with individuals who spoke and wrote...

... the direction of Professor Andrés Lira González and presented as a doctoral dissertation in the Centro de Estudios Históricos of El Colégio de México. Covering the years 1867-92, it focuses on the thought of Alejandro Arango y Escandón, Ignacio Aguilar y Marocho, Tirso Rafael de Córdoba, Miguel Martínez, José...

... Lira, Almirante, Vasco Mariz, Lúcio Rangel or Ary Vasconcelos neglected the critically analytical appraisal of the repertory, at least since the release of the first commercial recording in 1917. Since the advent of Bossa Nova (1958-59), however, there has been an unprecedented interest generated...

... of the book opens with a paper by Andrés Lira González, who manages to write on Servando Teresa de Mier without a single reference to the works of David Brading but otherwise pinpoints the basic differences between Mier and the Mexican federalists. David M. Quinlan uses statistical analysis of the constituent...

...; the collapse of public revenues and a viable fiscal system well before 1821, foreshadowing a by-then inevitable independence; and the enduring inability of subsequent national governments to raise sufficient revenue to survive. Chapters by Andrés Lira González, Carlos Marichal, and John Jay TePaske trace...

... Valparaíso provincial administrations in the 1860s and 1870s that revealed different views and concerns over transport, city lighting, and the use of public space. If the José Ramón Lira administration (1864–70) intended to boost private-sector initiatives, Francisco Echaurren's administration (1870–76...

... the postindependence fiscal autonomy influence commerce and monetary flows? How did economic processes affect political processes? Did the collapse of mining in Potosí, combined with the free trade in Atlantic and Pacific ports, have such a devastating effect upon the economies of the interior? Guillermo Lira...

... on an important provincial city in transition to more modern forms of urbanism. 27 For Mexico City, again, Andrés Lira’s recent book on the Indian parcialidades of Tenochtitlán and Tlatelolco during the nineteenth century has potentially opened up, along with the work of John Chance, an interesting new field...