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...Seth Garfield [email protected] Yerba Mate: The Drink That Shaped a Nation . By Julia J. S. Sarreal . California Studies in Food and Culture . Oakland : University of California Press , 2022 . Photographs. Map. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xi , 375 pp. Paper...

...Paul Gootenberg [email protected] Sharing Yerba Mate: How South America's Most Popular Drink Defined a Region . By Rebekah E. Pite . Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press , 2023 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xiv, 296 pp. Paper...

... yerba mate del Paraguay (1780-1870) . By Whigham Thomas . Asunción : Centro Paraguayo de Estudios Sociologicos , 1991 . Maps. Tables. Notes. Bibliography . 152 pp. Paper . Copyright 1992 by Duke University Press 1992 The Politics of River Trade accurately describes this well...

...Karl Schmitt Yo maté a Villa . By Reyes Víctor Ceja . México , 1960 . Populibros “La Prensa” . Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 250 . Paper. 5 pesos . Copyright 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 Of the nine gunman who assassinated Pancho Villa in 1923, only three were...

...Seth Garfield [email protected] The Book of Yerba Mate: A Stimulating History . By Christine Folch . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2024 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Table. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xvi, 253 pp. Cloth, $29.95 . Copyright © 2025...

...Hubert Mate Although the volume was published in Mexico for the Latin American market, it is an excellent reference work for interested persons in the United States. No single volume of this type could cover the ground completely, nor is it intended. Professor Mead states in his preface...

... structural type: Latante and Rural Jamaica have a mating organization, in which extra-residential mating, consensual cohabitation, and marriage each have their successive place in the individual life cycle; Grenville and Kingston also know these three mating forms, but here they lack a specific order...

... to refit at Rio de Janeiro to a vessel called La Liberte of Dunkirk, belonging to Jean Christianne of that city. This ship had arrived at Rio de Janeiro from a whaling cruise on the coast of Peru on that same day, needing water and supplies. Her captain was Prince Coleman and her first mate John Haydon...

...Richard J. Salvucci The distribution of the costs and benefits of supplying maté clearly reflected the colonial division of labor. In an absorbing analysis, Garavaglia demonstrates that the labor of the Guaraní subsidized the production of maté, and underwrote the profits of encomenderos, Jesuit...

... and the abandonment of the island by the Creoles. Freed of economic domination and class influences, elements of African, British, and French culture fused with untutored practices of mating and family obligations. The result is a kinship system that is neither African nor West Indian, but with its own clearly...

... family. Chapters deal with the historical and geographical setting; the patterns of courtship, marriage, and childbirth; the mating system; the household; and the interpersonal relationships. In these Otterbein presents us well-organized data. As the author correctly observes in his conclusion...

... such as Brazil s Empresa Matte Larangeira and Paraguay s La Industrial Paraguaya, which modernized production and marketing on the backs of a brutalized, itinerant workforce. The return of cultivated mate, tied to European immigrants, undercut the corporate giants and enabled Argentina s transformation from...

... as the following: To what extent did Negro slaves tend to marry other Negro slaves rather than persons of other ethnic groups or legal status? Did free Negroes and others of African descent tend to marry within or outside their racial groups and from which racial groups were mates chosen by those who...

... well in both undergraduate and graduate courses on the history of the book, although they can also be used in survey courses covering most parts of the Americas. jason dyck, University of Western Ontario doi 10.1215/00182168-11834496 The Book of Yerba Mate: A Stimulating History. By christine folch...

... that antedated marriage. Questions of quantity are my central concern. How much miscegenation was there? How did the frequency of endogamy vary among status and racial groups? How volatile were designations of race from census to marriage document? How strong were social constraints in conditioning mate...

... of the recording labels of the period but a noncommercial special issue recorded by one of the most important yerba mate producers in order to promote its products. Considering that the yerba mate barons were also important political and economic actors in the first part of the twentieth century, it could...

..., 2002, in his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was 89 years old. He is survived by his caring companion, Shirley Barnes, and by his four children—Sarah, Peter, Pat, and Gail. Betty Keen, his wife of 59 years, soul mate, and mother of their children, died sud- denly six years earlier...

... was the geographical area and products of the trade in which he specialized, i.e., whether the bulk of a wholesale merchant’s activity was in efectos de Castilla (Spanish goods and European reexports), or in agricultural products, yerba maté, hides and tallow. In the early years of the viceroyalty, the most powerful...

... kilometers, is extremely isolated and populated by fewer than 200,000 people, most of whom speak only Guaraní and are illiterate. Economic activity in the region has been dormant since a decline in demand for yerba mate and quebracho wood, formerly used for tanning extract and railroad ties. Cattle...

... of that continuing resistance and its outcome: mechanisms for individual survival as well as those for institutional survivals that formed the basis for viable Afro-Caribbean society up to and including the present century. For this purpose, it mates historical with anthropological approaches and the resultant...