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...Raúl Fernández Translating Empire: José Martí, Migrant Latino Subjects, and American Modernities . By Lomas Laura . Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2008 . Photographs. Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xvii , 379 pp. Cloth , $89.95 . Paper , $24.95...

... and misfortunes of the inhabitants of Loma Bonita, a small highland community in Coclé Province. Rudolf examines the impact of capitalist agriculture and the market economy on Loma Bonita through five stages or transformations: from subsistence cultivators with abundant land (up to the 1920s) to peasants...

...D. M. P. His Excellency, the Ambassador . By Veríssimo Érico . Translated by Barrett Linton Lomas and Barrett Marie McDavid . New York , 1967 . Macmillan Company . Pp. 439 . $6.95 . Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 Gabriel Heliodoro Alvarado...

... Linton Lomas and Barrett Marie McDavid . New York , 1971 . E. P. Dutton & Company . Bibliography. Index . Pp. 510 . Cloth. $15.75 . The Civilizational Process . By Ribeiro Darcy . Translated by Meggers Betty J. . Washington, D.C. , 1968 . Smithsonian Institution...

... opens the section by exploring the transnational nature of Caribbean experiences; she challenges the insularity of these nations by reading Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro alongside Legna Rodríguez Iglesias. Continuing the transnational dimension, Laura Lomas offers a critical reading of Cuban and Puerto Rican...

... American drug market, the Cuban connec- tions of the mid-twentieth century seem decidedly quaint. eric paul roorda, Bellarmine University doi 10.1215/00182168-2010-036 Translating Empire: José Martí, Migrant Latino Subjects, and American Modernities. By laura lomas. Durham, NC: Duke University...

... from the Campo de Marte to the foot of the Loma de Aróstegui. Sources: See table 1 . At the same time, by cutting a wide swath out of the available land around Havana for the Castillos de Atarés and Príncipe and the Campo de Marte, the crown worked to increase population density. Havana’s...

... the “r” clearly was presumed to have been born in the country and would not be taxed. Ercilia Guerrier, who lived in Restauración, recalled being stopped prior to the massacre by Dominican soldiers checking to see if immigrants had paid their tax: “You were going to the market or to Loma de Cabrera, you...

... ; Rostworowski, Pachacamac . 27. Mariátegui Oliva, El Rímac ; Cogorno Ventura, “Tiempo de lomas.” 28. Cogorno Ventura, “Tiempo de lomas,” 61. 29. Cockayne, Hubbub , 55, 109, 221. 30. Varriano, Tastes and Temptations . 31. Von Hoffmann, From Gluttony to Enlightenment...

..., formerly a commercial attaché of the Japanese government in Buenos Aires. In 1930 the company purchased two thousand hectares of land, costing 500,000 pesos, at Alta Loma, near the confluence of the Río Bermejo and Río Paraguay. This site was selected because of its fertile soils and the availability...

... projects can already be seen in the 1920s; see Reyes Avilés, Cartones Zapatistas , 63. For previous rituals at Loma Bonita, see El Campesino , 1 June 1953 and 1 June 1954. 69 Oaxaca Gráfico , 11 Apr. 1965. 68 See, for instance, Oaxaca Nuevo , 9-11 Apr. 1938; El Campesino , 1 May 1954...

... the 1940s. For purposes of this study, the following partidos (counties) will be considered as composing Greater Buenos Aires: Almirante Brown, Avellaneda, Esteban Echeverría, Florencio Varela, General San Martín, General Sarmiento, Las Conchas (Tigre), Lomas de Zamora, Matanza, Merlo, Moreno, Morón...

..., like the cross- 28. Carmack, Quichean Civilization, 368 (emphasis in original); Yotro pedazo de tierras, llamado Saktol. . . . Y sale all y se llega en el cerro llamado Iquilija. . . . y se llega en sobre del cerro, y coje la loma. Llega en Chwi Sakchojox. Y se va cojiendo una loma, llega en Chwi...

... ciegos caminantes [1777],’’ Biblioteca de autores españoles , CXXII (Madrid, 1959), 378; “Carta del Arzobispo de Lima, D. Pedro Villagómez, sobre la memoria de D. Pedro de Loma y D. Francisco de Ugarte en razón de la reducción de los indios a sus pueblos [1663],’’ Emilio Lissón Chávez, La Iglesia de...

.... María de la Loma Michoacán México-León 100 14. Ahualulco San Luis Potosí León-Laredo   40 15. San José de la Isla Zacatecas Zacatecas-Guadalupe   20 16. V. Ortega de Río Grande Zacatecas León-Laredo   20 17. Colonia Nava Coahuila León-Laredo 200 18. Rancho del Sauz...

..., 1953 and Carátulas para exps., finca Loma de Lashin, Mixco, Guatemala, DAN records, INTA. For Arbenz blaming Pellecer, see M. Cehelsky, “Habla Arbenz, su juicio histórico retrospectivo,” Alero, 3a época, 8 (1975), 120-121. For rumors of the invasion of Arbenz’s property, see an interview...

.... In several towns and villages within the municipio, specifically Jarahueca, Loma del Gato, Socorro, and La Maya, the principal coffee and cacao zones in Alto Songo, the population almost doubled in size. The population of El Caney increased 78 percent, from 9,126 (1,743 families) to 16,215 (3, 147 families...

... to defend highland hideouts. In the Panzo hills (lomas de Panzo), for example, the fighters maintained a permanent refuge. Its natural defenses were “impregnable,” one historian notes, and government forces could never conquer it. From this vantage point, amid freshwater streams, fruit trees, coffee trees...

... Vellinho’s Capitania del Rei [Brazil South] introduced North American readers to the southern expansion of Portuguese Brazil, trans, by Linton Lomas Barrett and Marie McDavid Barrett (New York, 1968). See also the Borzoi Reader in Latin American History , 2 vols. (New York, 1972), ed. by Helen Delpar...

... gracias . CN, P-6-3-4-1, no. 10959. Five years later, Alfredo Lizano Bolaños claimed 244 hectares with derechos de patria . CN, P-8-3-1-13, no. 11818. 68 Valenzuela, “Cantón de Coto Brus.” 69 Darryl Cole, “The Settlement of the Frontier” (Finca Loma Linda, Agua Buena, Coto Brus, n.d...