...Laura E. Matthew El español que exploró California: Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo (c. 1497–1543): De Palma del Río a Guatemala . By Wendy Kramer . Córdoba, Spain : Diputación de Córdoba , 2018 . Appendixes. Bibliography. 237 pp. Paper , €10.40 . These two books by Wendy Kramer...

...C. Norman Guice Ricardo Palma. Cartas inéditas . With an introduction and notes by Ugarte Rubén Vargas S. J. Lima , 1964 . Carlos Milla Batres . Paper. Index . Pp. 133 . Copyright 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 With the issuance of this book, Father Vargas has...

...Irving A. Leonard Ricardo Palma. Flor de Tradiciones . Introducción, selección y notas de Umphrey George W. y García-Prada Carlos . [ Ediciones del Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana, Clásicos de América, IV .] ( Mexico, D. F. : Editorial Cultura , 1943 . Pp...

...John E. Englekirk Epistolario de Ricardo Palma . Edited by Augusta and Palma Renée , foreword by Barrenechea Raúl Porras . ( 2 vols. , Lima .: Editorial Cultura Antártica, S. A. , 1949 . Pp. xlvii , 601 , 472 . Paper .) Copyright 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 ...

...Ramón E. Ruiz Memorias de un juez de pueblo . By Palma Rafael Pérez . México , 1961 . Librería de Manuel Porrúa, S.A . Pp. 177 . Paper. Copyright 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 Informative and delightfully-written books are rare. Rafael Pérez Palma is the author of one...

... Cultura Económico .] Copyright 1946 by Duke University Press 1946 the representatives of the Cuban revolution in South and Central America, and France, to Tomas Estrada Palma, the head of the delega­ tion in New York. The letters of the agents report their activities, the problems encountered...

... of epidemics. The 1629 records of Rodrigo Zapata, notary of the Bogotá audiencia, for the provinces of Muzo and La Palma (famous for their emerald mines worked exclusively by Indians) illustrate what a real plague was like and how it was reflected in contemporary documents. 7 Zapata’s visit was ordered...

.... xiv, 162. Paper.) These two volumes are documentary publications in the new series of the National Archive of Cuba. They contain communications sent by the representatives of the Cuban revolution in South and Central America, and France, to Tomas Estrada Palma, the head of the delega­ tion in New York...

... (Senior Vice-President) Baudillo Palma (1930). Being antipathetic to army leaders, Palma was overthrown in a coup d’état executed by General Manuel Orellana, cousin of the former President, who himself held office only briefly (1930-1931). The hostility of the United States administration of President...

... short story. His plan is rigorously chronological. Clemente Palma is first introduced as the creator of the genre, and he is followed by Abraham Valdelomar, Enrique López Albújar, Ventura García Calderón, José Carlos Mariátegui and the Amauta group (María Wiesse, César Falcón, Arturo Peralta...

... involved a recognition that genealogical investigations had become “a mere formality” in a society as thoroughly intermixed as late colonial New Spain (p. 215). Alexandre Coello de la Rosa and Norma Angélica Castillo Palma highlight a similar willingness among some clergy to open educational opportunities...

... essays by Daniel Palma, Fernando Purcell, Rodrigo Henríquez, Cecilia Osorio, Alberto Harambour, Marcos Fernández, and José Iturriaga delve into specific episodes of Chile’s social history, using what Ossandón calls an “old but new way to investigate the past.” While their methods are at least as old...

... (there are also essays on Antonio Nariño and the Chilean liberal Martín Palma). The task these scholars tackled was to rescue Peruvian intellectual history from the “history of ideas approach”; they view the intellectuals as true pensadores , agents of social and political change actively engaged in society...

.... Indeed, finds Pérez, the national imperative to be nationalist in the 1890s became so central to the essentialist concept of being Cuban that even infamous turncoat Tomás Estrada Palma, Cuba's first republican president (1902–1906), articulated it. However, Pérez discovers Estrada Palma's surprising...

... Agramonte * Víctor Mora Guáimaro, Camagüey 300 14 Juan Manuel Márquez * Universo Sánchez Palma Soriano, -1 company, Holguín, Oriente 400 16 Enrique Hart Carlos Iglesias Banes, Oriente 400 17 Abel Santamaría Enrique Antonio Lussón La Maya, -2 companies, Palma Soriano, Oriente 500...

... agriculturalists would have to switch to new crops if their grains were not competitive. Cheap bread for Spanish consumers was more important than profits for “selfish” ( egoista ) landowners. 45 One of the most dogged critics of the economistas was the Andalusian agronomist Genaro Morquecho y Palma...

... Anuario de estudios atlánticos . No. 1 , 1955 . Madrid-Las Palmas . Patronato de la de Colón Casa . Edited by Rumeu de Armas Antonio . Pp. 748 . 150 pesetas . Copyright 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 ...

... textbook for any number of college courses. Copyright 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 Tradiciones Peruanas . By Palma Ricardo . Selected and Annotated by Francis Pamela . Oxford , 1969 . Pergamon Press . Pergamon Oxford Latin American Series . Notes. Bibliography . Pp...

...: Their Organization and Activity in the Modern State , Barbara and Robert North, trans. (2d ed., London, 1959), p. 228. 14 Edwards and Frei, Historia de los partidos políticos , pp. 11-12. 15 On the history of the party see Snow, “The Radical Parties,” and Luis Palma Zuniga, Historia del partido...

... the effectiveness of a mere 5,000 Rural Guards, advised Magoon to increase the force. “If it is necessary to make an additional appropriation,” Taft instructed the Provisional Governor, “I would make it because the truth is that Palma had not a large enough force, and the appropriation was not sufficient.” 65...