...Mark J. Van Aken 51 See documents in del Mazo, La Reforma , I, 220-227. 50 Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, “Las universidades populares de la Reforma,” del Mazo, La Reforma , II, 59-60; documents in ibid ., I, 201-219 and III, 52-58 and 65-68; Mundo uruguayo (Montevideo), May 19...

... with contemporary problems and championed particularly the cause of educational reform. Ricardo Rojas, José Ingenieros, Leopoldo Lugones, and Juan B. Justo were among the principal contributors to Ideas . Two student leaders active in the reform, Gabriel del Mazo and Hiram Pozzo, were early and active members...

... the confusion over the future course of the reform, Viceroy Venegas appointed Corregidor Ramón Gutiérrez de Mazo, as chief of the Junta de Policía, to conduct an inquiry into the implementation of the 1810 law. His reply of March 20, 1811, was much more than a report of his findings as it also proposed measures...

.... 4 Luis Alberto Sánchez, La universidad no es una isla (Lima, 1963), p. 138. 5 John S. Innes, “The Universidad Popular Mexicana,” The Americas , 30:1 (July 1973), 110-122. 6 The most comprehensive study of the reform movement in Latin America is by Gabriel del Mazo, one...

... Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Autonomisme y centralismo . By Alem Leandro , with an introduction by Mazo Gabriel del . Buenos Aires , 1954 . Editorial Raigal , Biblioteca Histérico-Política Argentina . Illustrations . Pp. 207 . ...

...George I. Sanchez Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 Estudiantes y gobierno universitario . Second edition. By del Mazo Gabriel . Buenos Aires , 1956 . Librería “El Ateneo” Editorial. Colección “Cultura Universal.” Appendix . Pp. 226 . Paper . ...

... a point, given the jefe máximo ’s spiritualist proclivities, in insisting that Haya actually believed himself the reincarnation of Pachacútec. 65 Now, Mazo concluded, he saw Haya de la Torre as the man who brings the sun anew. 60 the inspiration of the Peruvian youth and the hope of his...

.... According to Gabriel del Mazo, his Senate speeches represented “the most vigorous expression of Radical thought on social relations.” 30 For Caballero, the ultimate objective of democracy was “the conquest of economic freedom for the working masses,” or “social justice, within the limits and nature...

... de las nuebas providencias,” 1795, AGN, Criminal 392, cuaderno 23, fol. 411. Don Toribio del Mazo, nephew of the bishop of Yucatan, militia lieutenant, and prime suspect in the intendant's assassination, objected to Eugenio Cano's turn as an interpreter because he had served as a guard during Mazo's...

..., Economic History of Argentina , p. 124. 39 Sir Herbert Gibson, “Diary,” vol. 18, May 1, 1928, Gibson Papers. 40 Robertson, “Economic Relations,” 228. 41 Ibid. For a favorable assessment of Yrigoyen’s motives in support of the agreement see Gabriel del Mazo, El radicalismo , 3 vols...

... the Gremio de Sastres . (1792). 17 fol. Roll XXI 205. 18-9-28 “Libro de data del Real Convento de Jesús María . . . que comienza desde 20 de Noviembre de 1792 hasta 19 de dicho mes del presente año de 1793.” On fol. 50 is a statement that in 1792 Joseph del Mazo replaced Francisco Antonio Guerrero y...

... “instrumento definitivo de la liberación del hombre argentino, sin distinguirlo en divisiones de clase”. 25 En los textos doctrinarios de Gabriel del Mazo, historiador “oficial” del partido, encontramos elementos similares: “el radicalismo ansía ser la réplica ideal del pueblo argentino, cuya unión...

... that “around 1900” his generation began to realize that Lima was not Peru, indeed at times was the contrary of Peru. For an important testimony on his generation see “Generación sin maestros,’’ Nosotros (Paris, 1942). 47 Quoted in Gabriel del Mazo (ed.), La reforma universitaria (Buenos Aires, 1927...

... Scalabrini Ortiz Política británica en el Río de la Plata (Buenos Aires, 4th edition, 1965), pp. 50-51. 34 An account of the Paso de los Libres affair will be found in Gabriel del Mazo, El Radicalismo (Buenos Aires, 1957), II, 244 ff., and in Félix Luna, Alvear (Buenos Aires, 1958), p. 109 ff...

... profits through rental of properties to the Department of Education. The list of owners whose properties were leased by the department included some of the more prominent figures of the city’s gente decente: Dolores de Lezica, Tomás Gowland, Bernardo de Yrigoyen, Zacarías del Mazo, Verea Sánchez de...

..., 1955), 86. 114 Quoted in Gabriel del Mazo, El radicalismo. Ensayo sobre su historia y doctrina (Buenos Aires, 1957), I, 55. 115 Yrigoyen, Pueblo y gobierno , 86. 116 Ibid., 126. 117 Ibid., 125. 118 Mitchell-Innes to Foreign Office, Apr. 8, 1919. Enclosure...

... sociedad las labores conocidas con los nombres de: La Escalera, Mazo Cruz, Animas, Escalerilla, San Agustín, La Boquilla, La Encarnación, La Cueva y Cívicos y el ingenio de Laguancayo, al que pertenecen las referidas minas.” diciembre 19 f. 339 17. “Contrato de sociedad en el trabajo de minas e...

..., the Radicals captured eight of the twelve national deputy seats in congressional elections in April of that year. La Prensa , Apr. 23, 1912, p. 12. 36 For more information on the first two years of the Yrigoyen administration, see Gabriel del Mazo, El Radicalismo: Ensayo sobre su historia y doctrina...

... los indios…, 1700, AGI, México, leg. 1035; Visitas pastorales del Illmo. Sr.… Piña y Mazo, 1777-1791, AAY, Santas Visitas Pastorales legs. 3-7; Matrículas de los curatos…, 1802, 1806, 1822, and 1828 AAY, Estadística, legs. 1 and 2. 45 Fredrik Barth, Ethnic Groups and Boundaries (Boston, 1969...

... Alemán, millionaire Alfredo del Mazo, and the former manager of the Zacatepec refinery, Eugenio Prado. 56 Both the Otilio Montaño and the Cuenca Sur projects were framed in terms of progress and modernity, but their social visions differed dramatically. While the Jaramillistas sought to commercialize...