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...Roscoe R. Hill Cedulario de los siglos XVI y XVII: El obispo don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza y el conflicto con la Campañía de Jesús . Edición y estudio preliminar de Carreño Alberto María . ( Mexico City : Ediciones Victoria , 1947 . Pp. 750 . Paper.) Copyright 1949 by Duke...

...Herbert Ingram Priestley Don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, Obispo de Puebla y Osma, Visitador y Virrey de la Nueva España . By García Genaro . ( Mexico : Librería de Bouret , 1918 . Pp. 426 .) Copyright 1920 by Duke University Press 1920 ...

... continued from the early seventeenth century into the eighteenth. One of the most famous of these disputes was the controversy between the Jesuits and the Bishop of Puebla de los Ángeles, Juan de Palafox y Mendoza. 3 It involved jurisdiction and the right of benefice, and it lasted from 1641 until...

... Jiménez y Muro, Enrique Villa, Manuel Palafox, and Genaro Amezcua were adherents of Zapatismo by 1912. 16 With the coup that brought General Huerta to power in February 1913 ’ Zapatismo began to change. In response to the spreading rebellion against his profoundly unrevolutionary rule, Huerta...

...Rick Warner Virtues of the Indian/Virtudes del indio . By de Palafox y Mendoza Juan . Edited and translated by Fee Nancy H. . Introduction by Cañeque Alejandro . Lanham, MD : Rowman and Littlefield , 2009 . Biographical Essay. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xv , 243 pp...

... of sanctity such as wings and halos or textual descriptions that identified the sitters as saints facilitated such changes and so resignified the portrait's meaning. A central case study analyzes portraits of the controversial bishop of Puebla Juan de Palafox y Mendoza (some of which adorned him with seraphic...

... Palafox. 6 However fascinating an account of an individual, an institution, or the cultural and social life of the viceregal capital, these works are parochial—they stand alone and fail to link up with the history of the whole colony or its place in the empire. Too often they are based...

.... 155. 28 Madrid preferred peace to thoroughgoing reforms which might bring in more revenues but which would threaten the stability of the viceroyalty; this was the case both after 1624 and 1642. Israel, Race, Class, and Politics , pp. 173, 241. 27 Ibid., pp. 131-149. Palafox was less...

... 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 This is a fascinating collection of essays by different authors who, by means of careful examinations of texts, shed light on the nature, status, and practice of power in sixteenth- and early seventeenth-century Spain. Two pieces, one dealing with Juan de Palafox...

...Emilio H. Kourí Las formas y las políticas del dominio agrario: homenaje a François Chevalier . Edited by Palafox Ricardo Avila , Assad Carlos Martínez , and Meyer Jean . Guadalajara : Editorial Universidad de Guadalajara , 1992 . Notes . 319 pp. Paper . The Mexican...

... de un historiador , ed. Juan Ortiz Escamilla and Nelly Palafox López (Xalapa: Universidad Veracruzana, 2017), 20–21. 2. Pablo Escalante Gonzalbo, “La historia del México indígena,” in Ortiz Escamilla and Palafox López, Enrique Florescano , 99–100. 3. Escalante Gonzalbo, 100 4...

.... As regards his ideological background, it is not surprising that the Carmelite friar constantly referred to the Holy Scriptures, the pastoral treatises of Mexican archbishop Palafox, or Bossuet’s Politique , from which he borrowed the doctrine of theocratic monarchy. Yet it is quite odd that he also shared...

.... These Libros follow, substantially, the same pattern which Alegre had adopted for the earlier sections—the story of the “urban” and the “frontier” enterprise of the Black Robes is detailed step by step. Volume III can have a special interest because of its quite full treatment of the Palafox-Jesuits...

... Mérida only during the religious repression of Bishop Landa, and Puebla only because of the controversy between Bishop Palafox and the Jesuits. She likewise limits herself to the officially sponsored literary activities of the clergy educated in the colony’s colegios , seminaries, and university. Thus...

.... 43) certainly corroborate information previously known. These weaknesses later haunted him at Buena Vista and Cerro Gordo. De la Peña concludes that General Santa Anna “loses battles and wins the wars with words” (p. 130). Miss Perry’s translation, as in her earlier San José de Palafox...

... some use of previously published works but not relying entirely on them. He incorporates his own research on a number of key episodes, such as the 1641 – 42 campaign headed by Bishop Palafox against the Portuguese in New Spain, which immediately led to the biggest Inquisition sweep ever carried out...

... for an episcopacy in northern Spanish America faced with the greater power wielded by the viceroys of Peru, the most famous of such prelates being Pedro Moya de Contreras and Juan de Palafox y Mendoza. This aspect of the 1624 conflict and its resolution is central to Ballone's perspective, since if the crown never...

...’ Empressas apostólicas under the title of Noticia de la California (3 vols., Madrid, 1754; Mexico City, 1943-1944), which was translated into most of the European languages. He mentions Juan de Palafox, bishop of Puebla (1640-1655) and indicates Mayáns’ efforts to get him canonized. The author seems...

... to personal and social expectations of women and to idealized femininity in this setting, but was this the case for men? Did Jesus matter to masculinity? Did mundane examples of important religious men (the friar Motolinía, the archbishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, or the curate José María Morelos) influence...

... of the lived musical experience. Two essays within the last section, covering the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, have this essence in common. Luisa Vilar-Payá uses a description of the farewell services for Bishop Juan de Palafox y Mendoza to match to a set of part books with music by Juan Gutiérrez de...