Search Results for paez

...Jane de Grummond Páez. Restaurador de la independencia y de la república de Venezuela en 1830 . By Planas-Suárez Simón . Buenos Aires , 1957 . Imprenta López . Illustrations. Appendix . Pp. 371 . Paper . Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 ...

...Oakah L. Jones The Juan Páez Hurtado Expedition of 1695: Fraud in Recruiting Colonists for New Mexico . By Colligan John B. . Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press , 1995 . Plates. Maps. Appendix. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xiv , 159 pp. Cloth . $24.95 . Copyright...

...Richard Graham Archivo del General José Antonio Páez . Vol. II . Edited by Ricaurte Enrique Ortega . Prologue by Cardot Carlos Felice . Bogotá , 1957 . Editorial Kelly . Fundación Juan Boulton. Illustration. Index . Pp. xxv , 331 . Paper . Copyright 1958 by Duke...

...Roscoe R. Hill Copyright 1940 by Duke University Press 1940 Archivo del General José Antonio Páez, 1818-1820 . [ Publicaciones del “Archivo Histórico Nacional.” Tomo primero .] ( Bogotá : Editorial El Gráfico , 1939 . Pp. xii , 364 .) ...

... in a story told by the English observer Richard Vowell. In 1817, after the loss of Calabozo, the patriot officer Manuel Cedeño reached San Fernando in disgrace, to be met by mutinous llaneros. José Antonio Páez, caudillo of the western llanos, “who knew how to make himself feared and respected...

... that is not exclusively oral or written; that uses timeworn themes and symbols from pre-Columbian, colonial, and postindependence Colombia; that reveals a moral continuity between past and present Paez experience. This history is a vehicle for changing the course of history, a “re-invention of tradition” that permits...

...Vera B. Reber Páez’ writing often lacks focus while his footnotes demonstrate dependence on secondary materials with consultation of the Tucumán archives. For the reader interested in the developments and demise of the Confederation, the book is useful. The failure of the work is not what...

...Susan Berglund Castillo states in the introduction that Monagas’s image has been distorted due to his opposition to Páez and the interests of the traditional ruling class. This, a basic premise of the book, is not quite the case. By treating only the first administration of Monagas (he and his...

... University Press 1968 This diary, written by an Englishman and edited in English by a Venezuelan, will be of great value to those who are attempting to understand the period of Venezuelan history dominated by José Antonio Páez. Walter Dupouy begins his introduction with an account of Sir Robert and his...

... Torquemada and Vetancurt lauded the work of Dominican friar Juan Páez in continuing the religious movement that Fray Martín had led. Despite the papal censure of 1580, Páez continued to advance the notoriety of the Sacromonte and Fray Martín. Torquemada reports that when he first arrived in Amecameca...

... of the dictatorship. When Bolívar resumed the presidency at Bogotá in September 1827—after settling, he thought, the rebellion of José Antonio Páez in Venezuela, which had been his first concern on returning from Lima the year before—his political opponents in New Granada feared that he would at once establish...

...Charles D. Ameringer José Cornelio Muñoz was a native of Apure. He fought alongside Páez and Bolívar in the Wars of Independence, and supported Venezuela’s secession. Governor Muñoz knew his province well and his report contains detailed information about one of the more remote regions...

... experienced in the 1840s produced the first well-defined political debate among republican elites. General José Antonio Páez and his circle of friends had dominated the country since 1830. Labeled conservatives, they espoused an enlightened paternalism, centralism, and a modified laissez-faire and free trade...

.... In addition to a wealth of archival material, there is a contemporary relación which was not written, as is usually stated, by one Juan Páez or by the royal chronicler Juan Páez de Castro. Rather, it was a “scissors and paste” assemblage compiled by Juan León, secretary to Viceroy Antonio de Mendoza, who...

... José de Páez in conversation with Junípero Serra, his contemporary, acquaintance, and admirer. Like Serra, Páez inhabited a transitional moment in which “post-Tridentine policies, Scholasticism, criollo nationalism, Catholic mysticism, Enlightenment dialogues, and early modern spiritual ideologies...

... led by General José Antonio Páez. Among them General Juan Crisóstomo Falcón assumed leadership, but he soon formed a dislike for politics. Young and debonaire Guzmán Blanco gained ascendance over the other politicians and became the confidant of President Falcón, taking a key role in all government...

...Madaline Wallis Nichols Historia de las medidas agrarias antiguas . By Páez Courvel Luis E. . ( Bogotá : Librería Voluntad, S. A. 1940 . Pp. 350 . Paper, $1.70 .) Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 ...

...J. Preston Moore Libro de cabildos de la ciudad de Quito, 1610-1616 , Volume XXVI . Edited by Garces G. Jorge A. Prologue by Roberto Paez J. . Quito , 1955 . Imprenta Municipal . Instituto Municipal de Cultura. Dirección del Museo de Historia . Indexes . Pp. v , 600...

...Charles E. Chapman La Nueva Galicia a través de su viejo Archivo Judicial: índice analítico de los archivos de la Audiencia de la Nueva Galicia o de Guadalajara y del Supremo Tribunal de Justicia del Estado de Jalisco . By Brotchie Luis Páez . [ No. 18 of Biblioteca histórica mexicana...