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...Jose Muñoz Perez Patiño en la política internacional de Felipe V . Por Massieu Antonio Bethencourt . Prólogo de Atard Vicente Palacio . Valladolid , 1954 . Seminario de la Historia de la Universidad . Colección Estudios y Documentos, 1 . Pp. xv , 104 . 45 pesetas...

...Herbert S. Klein Simón I. Patiño, un prócer industrial . By Carrasco Manuel . Paris , 1960 . Jean Grassin Éditeur . Pp. 289 . Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 Señor Carrasco is a recognized scholar of some merit, having previously written several biographies...

... of this first of a projected five-volume study of the economic plants and animals of tropical America by Victor Manuel Patiño is something of a landmark in Latin American agricultural history. Patiño, a Colombian agronomist and former Guggenheim Fellow, has spent the past fifteen years gathering material...

...Victor M. Uribe This work, though rich in empirical evidence, anecdotal information, and some middle-level generalizations, fails, like that of Patiño, to propose a central argument. Nevertheless, like those of both Patiño and Vega, it helps open up an important historical topic on which more...

... on secondary sources. The second is part of a doctoral dissertation from Columbia University and contains much more detail and interesting new data on the role of engineers, Bolivian and foreign, and on mining development, focusing on the Patiño mines and the state company, COMIBOL, with abundant new archival...

... North America. 45 Vargas to Culpina, Ingahuasi, Nov. 14, 1925; Oct. 17, 1928; Oct. 27, 1928. 44 My information on Patiño’s paternalism comes from Tristan Platt, who is studying the tin-mining operations in northern Potosí. Documents in both the San Pedro and La Paz archives make it clear...

... and Atlantic during the War of Jenkins' Ear, and the 1748–1749 expedition to suppress the pirates of Algiers. Moreover, she sets the scene for the baylío's original transfer to the Armada with a general account of its restoration under Philip V and in particular the contributions of Patiño. Baudot argues...

... exclusively on MNR newspapers for an analysis of tin magnate Simón I. Patiño, “hardly a complete or objective source.” Of course not. The object was to present the propaganda image of Patiño as put forth in the combative MNR press. Finally, my approach to the use of newspapers in historical methodology...

...V. G. Kiernan Copyright 1959 by Duke University Press 1959 Guerra del Pacífico. Nuevos esclarecimientos. Causas de la retirada de Camarones. Asesinato de Daza . By Moreira Miguel Mercado . La Paz, Bolivia , 1956 . “Simon I. Patino.” Map. Appendix . Pp. 186 . Paper . ...

...-rising José Patiño, emerged at court. Bustos Rodríguez then traces the gaditano's successful defense of that victory during the early 1720s. This struggle essentially involved the two concerned Andalusian cities and their governments, Bustos Rodríguez argues, while the actual guild membership did...

...: Economía y sociedad, 14 vols. (Río Piedras and Madrid, 1972-86), VII, 110-117. 23 Regarding elections, under a temporary compromise effected by Patiño at the time of the transfer, two of the three consuls were to be chosen from Seville, the other from Cádiz. In that the two Sevillanos were to act...

...Raymond E. Crist Copyright 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 Independence for Bolivia represented merely a shift in political power from the Spanish administrators and colonists to the creole elite. The nineteenth and twentieth centuries saw the rise of the great tin barons, the Patiño...

...Herbert S. Klein Salamanca, su gravitación sobre el destino de Bolivia . Vol. III . By Alvéstegui David . La Paz , 1962 . Fundación Universitaria “Simón I. Patiño.” Pp. 417 . Paper . Bs 40,000 (old currency). Copyright 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 The original...

... of the various entities are nowhere better portrayed than in this book. Walker makes a persuasive case for the determination of major Crown advisers and powers, such as José Patiño in the 1720s, to reform and rejuvenate a stagnant commercial system between Spain and the Indies. Most efforts to improve...

... Tiempos in Cochabamba, and interviews with MNR writers and politicians. This leads to a number of distorted viewpoints. For an analysis of the tin baron Simón Patino’s role in Bolivian society, the author depends exclusively on the judgment of MNR newspapers, hardly a complete or objective source...

... in practice. In order to prove the above, Peralta Ruiz analyzes six different cases, tracing a connection between writing and promotion as well as writing and dismissal. These included the relationship between Dionisio de Alcedo y Herrera and José Patiño, and between Sebastián de Eslava and the Marqués de...

... Patiño controlled the largest tin mines in Bolivia and as a result became one of the world’s richest men. Mining has always been arduous, dangerous, and unhealthy work. Colonial labor drafts were inherently abusive, but wage labor predominated at most mine sites. Villagers often migrated seasonally...

... University Press 1981 Introducción y prólogo nos llevan al objeto del libro, el reinado de Carlos III después de su gobierno en Nápoles. El capítulo 1 narra los orígenes de Carlos y sus relaciones con la realeza europea hasta su viaje a Italia (1731). Una semblanza de Patiño aclara la política...

... had authorized them to lend the money. The vicar referred the matter to the Junta de Préstamos . The three senior members of the clergy within the diocese, Irisarri, Patiño, and Osores, each signed a statement in which they denied having authorized either Pozo or Madrigal to give Church funds...

..., candidatos más propios de los Austrias. Su experiencia en la guerra le granjeó honores y lo ubicó a la sombra protectora de personajes como José Patiño, quien le brindó un apoyo clave para su acceso al gobierno de Cuba. Ahí, Güemes tuvo un mandato prolongado (1734-46) durante el cual enfrentó un desafío...