...Salvador Rivera Magariños’s magisterial study is based heavily on the many articles he wrote for El País , one of Montevideo’s daily newspapers. His conclusions are always terse. The author deftly illustrates the complexity of these exasperating tariffs negotiations. He demonstrates that agents...

... believes it is the process and issues that merit consideration rather than individuals. This makes for a rather dry and tedious study. Nevertheless, Magariños’s book is indispensable for understanding the globalization process in Latin America. Readers will conclude that economic integration is too...

... to defend communities across the city from forced removal. The UTF was a remarkably effective organization, and a communist lawyer named Antoine de Magarinos Torres was the movement’s most dynamic and combative leader. Flustered city officials had already attempted to tar Magarinos with criminal charges...

...John F. Ramsey Un caballero en el Escorial (Le cavalier de l’Escorial) . By Piétri François . Traducido del manuscrito francés por Magariños Santiago . ( Madrid : Espasa-Calpe, S. A. , 1947 . Pp. 354 . Illustrations. 50 pesetas .) Copyright 1948 by Duke University Press...

... of Francisco Bauzá, Angel Floro Costa, Roberto Giudice and Efraín González Conzi, Antonio Grompone, Luis Alberto de Herrera, Martín C. Martínez, Mateo Magariños, Eduardo V. Haedo, Alberto Methol Ferré, Carlos Quijano, Vivián Trías, Carlos Real de Azúa, Roberto Ares Pons, or Germán Rama may begin here...

... of $15,822 to Francisco Magariños, scion of a loyalist family that supplied the Spanish navy, for numerous goods—rope, sails, tar, and other materials—advanced by Francisco's father, Mateo. 111 Mateo had been giving money—when he had it—and goods in kind since the beginning of the war. He experienced...

... 71, no. 1 (Feb. 1991): 107 – 31. 77 José de la Iglesia y Hugues, a tenth peninsular listed in the 1821 Guía de forasteros en Madrid , died in 1823. Mateo Magariños y Ballinas de Angulo, Gaspar Antonio de Osma y Tricio, Miguel Bachiller y Mena, and Juan López y Tormaleo retired, the last...

... of a candidacy for the office of national deputy and chose to be a mere historian, convinced that the best way in which to serve my country was by making its tortuous history better known, on the basis of documents. AV: How were you able to attain this objective? JEPD: Dr. Mateo J. Magariños de Mello...