...Harold Eugene Davis Jorge Mañach, maestro del ensayo . By de la Torre Amalia V. . Miami : Ediciones Universal , 1978 . Notes. Appendixes. Bibliography . Pp. 259 . Paper . Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 The Cuban author of this work holds doctorates from...

...George A. Brubaker Frontiers in the Americas: A Global Perspective . By Mañach Jorge . Translation and preface by Phenix Philip H. . Introduction by Comitas Lambros . New York , 1975 . Teacher’s College, Columbia University . Appendix . Pp. xiii , 108 . Cloth. $8.50...

...Duvon C. Corbitt Martí, el apóstol . By Mañach Jorge . New York , 1963 . Las Américas Publishing Co . Appendix. Index. Paper . Pp. 292 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 The first edition of this work appeared in 1933 as part of the collection of Vidas...

...Manuel Pedro González Martí el Apostol . By Mañach Jorge . [ Vidas Españolas Hispanoamericanas del Siglo XIX .] ( Madrid : Espasa-Calpe, S. A. , 1933 . Pp. 319 . Portrait. 5 pesetas .) Martí en México . By Nuñez y Dominguez José de J. . ( Mexico : Imprenta de la...

.... Chile comes next, with the Editorial Ercilla, Mariano Latorre, and Ernesto Montenegro (one of the most competent translators). Other countries are usually represented by one or two persons: Jorge Mañach, for example, in Cuba, Estuardo M. Nuñez and José Carlos Mariátegui in Peru, Baldomero Sanín Cano...

... to capsulize the life and work of Martí. Yet it can serve only those with the slightest and most superficial interest in the subject. The serious student must consult the biographies by Richard Gray, Jorge Manach, or Ezequiel Martínez Estrada. ...

... “the development of Martí as a National Hero,” yea, more than a national hero: for to many Cuban hearts he has become “El Santo de América”; to his best biographer, Jorge Mañach, the “Apostle of Freedom”; to extreme admirers the “Captain of Archangels,” of “My Saint Joseph,” and to one, “The American Christ...

... began to work more intensively in the eighteenth century. Jorge Mañach pushed the beginning of a genuine Cuban culture back to the English capture of Havana in 1762, 49 and in 1937 Gerardo Castellanos analyzed the causal factors behind the thoughts and actions of the nineteenth-century separatists...

... of the family, Rafael Álva-rez (PDR) said, “I have voted according to my convictions and principles and I think in some way this amendment is an attack on the traditional concept of the family.” Mañach stated that the “family is an instrument of society that serves to preserve the species...

... in stark contrast to those made by the assembly's other party representatives, who chose not to specifically identify any particular body of Cuban citizens, instead engaging with the Cuban people as a monolith. For example, Jorge Mañach, speaking for the coalition of the Auténticos, the Democratic...

... Mañach, Francisco Ichaso, and Joaquín Martínez Sáenz. 30 Aguilar, pp. 107-108; Cosme de la Torriente, pp. 245-247. 29 Presidential proclamation reported in the Havana Post of February 3, 1931, contained in “Report to the Secretary of State by the Ambassador to Cuba” [Guggenheim], February...

... of studies. See Jorge Mañach, José Martí: Apostle of Freedom , Coley Taylor, trans. (New York, 1950); Félix Lizaso, Martí: Martyr of Cuban Independence , Esther E. Shuler, trans. (Albuquerque, 1953); and Jorge Ibarra, José Martí: Dirigente político e ideólogo revolucionario (Havana, 1980). 39 La...