...Manoel da Silveira Cardozo O período da restauração nos mares da métropole, no Brasil e em Angola . By Botelho de Sousa A. . ( Lisboa : Divisão de Publicações e Biblioteca, Agência Geral das Colônias , 1940 . Pp. 64 . 5 escudos .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

...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...

...Donald E. Worcester Las Escuadra chilena en México, 1822. Los Corsarios chilenos y argentinos en los mares del norte . By Urrutia Carlos López . Preface by Alegría Fernando . Buenos Aires, Argentina and Santiago, Chile , 1971 . Editorial Francisco de Aguirre . Biblioteca...

...Charles E. Nowell Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 Navegantes ingleses a los mares del sur. Desde Drake (1577) hasta Fitz-Roy (1836). Con el catálogo de la exposición de libros, dibujos y manuscritos relativos al tema . Buenos Aires , 1956 . Asociación Argentina de...

... figure than he has in earlier accounts of the French Intervention. Fuentes Mares has written an extensive account, none of it very new, of the diplomacy leading up to the Intervention. Juárez plainly misjudged the consequences of the suspension of payments to European creditors in 1861. He probably...

... on the Movimiento Nacional Socialista (MNS), led by Jorge González von Marées. Klein details the many twists and turns in the history of the MNS and the organizations that followed it, paying special attention to their ideology and political actions. Klein’s examination of the writings and speeches of González...

...D. M. P. Proceso de Fernando Maximiliano de Hapsburgo, Miguel Miramón y Tomás Mejía . Prologue by Mares José Fuentes . México , 1966 . Editorial Jus . Pp. 271 . $20.00 (Mex.). Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 In the year following Maximilian’s downfall...

... appropriate citations to standard published works about the Intervention. Copyright 1978 by Duke University Press 1978 La emperatriz Eugenia y su aventura mexicana . By Mares José Fuentes . México , 1976 . El Colegio de México . Illustrations. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 243 . Paper...

...W. H. Callcott Juárez y la República . By Mares José Fuentes . México , 1965 . Editorial Jus . Notes. Appendices. Index . Pp. 188 . Paper . Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967 This is the last of four small volumes by Fuentes Mares dealing with the public career...

... outposts of North America. In 1786-87 Vial explored a route from San Antonio de Béjar to Santa Fe via the Taovaya Villages on the Red River, and his work immediately brought another expedition in the opposite direction by José Mares. In 1788-89 Vial made a notable trip from Santa Fe to Natchitoches via...

...W. H. Callcott Santa Anna. Aurora y ocaso de un comediante . By Mares José Fuentes . Mexico City , 1956 . Editorial Jus . Illustrations. Index . Pp. 391 . Paper . Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

... … Y México se refugió en el desierto: Luis Terrazas; historia y destino . By Mares José Fuentes . Foreword by Naranjo Nemesio García . México City , 1954 . Editorial Jus . Facsimiles. Illustrations. Appendixes. Index . Pp. xxv , 292 . Copyright 1954 by Duke University...

... areas of Verapaz, Manché, and Lacandón. The first is by Capitán Don Martín Alfonso Tovilla, Relación histórica descriptiva de las provincias de la Verapaz y de la del Manché del Reino de Guatemala, y de las costas, mares y puertos principales de la dilatada América , written in 1635 and published from...

... that the ocean would become a Spanish lake, a mare clausum , to be used and exploited by Spain alone. They almost succeeded. After occupying the Philippines, a flurry of chimerical schemes were hatched for the conquest of China and, after 1580, when the crowns of Spain and Portugal were united for a time...

... branding irons for mares and cattle. — 6 bits of all sizes, one with a broken tip. — 7 chisels ( escoplos ), most of them without tips. — 2 chip-ax blades, one of them with a handle on it. — a small carpenter’s plane and a jointer and a grooving plane ( acanalador ), with their blades. — 1...

... part, relates the independence story. Here the narrative becomes more exclusively that of the author, who emphasizes the biographies of the participants. “Cuando se juntan los mares pero se dividen los pueblos,” the third part, provides a businesslike review of politics, the economy, and the culture...

... of United States rule or influence. Here, after a prologue of intercolonial rivalries during the eighteenth century, the United States engaged in annexations, wars, interventions, business enterprises, and other activities of a great power “on the make,” until, after World War I, American policies in Mare...

... on genuine multilateralism, modernized militaries, strong civilian institutions, and a role in international peacekeeping. As a subregional alternative to Varas’ vision, David R. Mares proposes a South American collective security regime independent of the United States. This would lessen South America’s...

... known in Argentina: Ccaitay (p. 75); chipilin (p. 117); chul (p. 120); mare (p. 298); etc. Coming to the Argentine folk vocabulary, Coluccio lists words from the city of Buenos Aires as well as rural terms without always stating this distinction. The word caló , used to classify a number...