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...Irene A. Wright La expedición de Malaspina. (Siglo XVIII) . By Ratto Héctor R. . [ Colección Buen Aire, 62 .] ( Buenos Aires : Emecé Editores, S. A. , 1945 . Pp. 83 . $3.00 m/arg.) Copyright 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 ...

...Irene A. Wright Los artistas pintores de la expedición Malaspina . By Revello José Torre . [ Universidad de Buenos Aires, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Estudios y documentos para la historia del arte colonial, II .] ( Buenos Aires : Casa...

...Jorge Cañizares Esguerra La fisica de la monarquía describes Malaspina’s earliest education in Italy, his ascent through the ranks of the Spanish navy after whirlwind campaigns in the Mediterranean (fighting Muslim corsairs) and Asia (in the service of the Compañia de Filipinas), his...

...Charles W. Arnade Malaspina in California . By Cutter Donald C. . San Francisco , 1960 . John Howell-Books . Illustrations. Index . Pp. viii , 96 . $17.50 . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 ...

...Arthur P. Whitaker Copyright 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 Alejandro Malaspina. Viaje al Río de la Plata en el siglo XVIII. Con prólogo y notas del Capitán de Fragata (R.) Héctor R. Ratio . [ Biblioteca de la Sociedad de Historia Argentina, Vol. VII .] ( Buenos Aires : Bernabé y...

... Copyright 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 Tomás de Suría y su Viaje con Malaspina, 1791 . By Fernández Justino . ( Mexico : Librería de Porrúa Hermanos y Cia ., 1939 .) ...

...Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra [email protected] Lo bello en la naturaleza: Alejandro Malaspina; Estética, filosofía natural y blancura en el ocaso de la Ilustración (1795–1803) . By Juanma Sánchez Arteaga . Estudios sobre la Ciencia . Madrid : Consejo Superior de...

...Donald C. Cutter La expedición Malaspina en los mares americanos del sur: la Colección Bauzá, 1789-1794 . By del Carril Bonifacio . Documentary note by Burzio Humberto F. . Buenos Aires , 1961 . Emecé Editores . Plates. Notes . Pp. 63 . Copyright 1963 by Duke University...

...Thomas F. Glick La expedición científica de Malaspina en Nueva España, 1789-1794 . By Claverán Virginia González . Mexico City : El Colegio de México , 1988 . Illustrations. Maps. Appendixes. Index. Bibliography . Pp. 528 . Paper. Copyright 1990 by Duke University Press 1990...

...André Gschaedler Calendar of Documents: Spanish Voyages in the South Pacific from Alvaro de Mendaña to Alejandro Malaspina, 1567-1794, and the Franciscan Missionary Plans for the Peoples of the Austral Lands, 1617-1634 . Edited by Kelly Celsus O.F.M. Madrid , 1965 . Franciscan...

...O. Carlos Stoetzer Los “axiomas políticos sobre la América” de Alejandro Malaspina . Edited by Giraldo Manuel Lucena and Igea Juan Pimentel . Aranjúez : Ediciones Dos Calles , 1991 . Plates. Illustrations. Maps. Notes. Bibliography . Copyright 1993 by Duke University Press...

... University Press 1982 Both title and subtitle in this book are misleading, since its contents focus on only two major Spanish expeditions of the eighteenth century: the Royal Scientific Expedition (1787-1806) and Malaspina’s around-the-world expedition (1789-94). The first one, directed by Martín de...

... and gold production; and the scientific voyages of don Alejandro Malaspina, who traversed the Pacific from Chile to Alaska, then to the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, and back to Chile (1788-94). All the documents have been previously published, and all but one has also been republished...

... in botany. He signed on the Malaspina expedition in 1789 but mainly traveled and collected on his own, finally settling in Cochabamba where he died in 1817. His wanderings took him to Buenos Aires, the Pampa, the Pacific, coastal and highland Peru, and to the Altiplano, Yungas, Santa Cruz, Mojos...

... scientific expedition to the Californias” reckons without the earlier visits of La Pérouse and Malaspina. On p. xiii the “late Governor of California,” whose mules accompanied Longinos on his southward journey by ship, is erroneously identified as Roméu rather than Pedro Fages. Three good foldout maps...

... D’Auteroche, Alejandro Malaspina, Francisco Mourelle, and Juan Bodega y Quadra. If your interest is Spain’s royal navy, exploration, history of New Spain, California, Northwest, Alaska, or Spanish diplomatic relations in the time of Charles III and his successor, you may find this provocative study worth...

... scientific voyage organized by Spain, that of Malaspina, took place one decade after Cook’s death. Expeditions by the Portguese concentrated on Indonesia and the China Seas. The Dutch entered the Pacific by the route of the Portuguese, displacing them in many areas, and also via South America...

... neither servants nor nuns but something of both; the Cronista Mayor de Indias, a key figure after 1571 in the production of knowledge about Spanish America; and the influence of Lima’s enlightened criollos on Alessandro Malaspina’s scientific expedition. Terms the authors do not specifically study — like...

...), or the many works by Kevin Gosner on colonial Chiapas. The result is a historical context tainted by inaccuracies. To choose one example, Captain General José de Bustamante of Guatemala was only a first ensign at 17, not a brigadier; his promotion to vice admiral came almost two decades after the Malaspina...

... Bourbon Enlightenment and a dramatic restoration of Spain’s naval power. Accordingly, Bustamante logged service in maritime and combat command in many parts of the world, including second-in-command of the famed Malaspina Expedition through the Pacific from Alaska to China to Australia, 1789 – 94...