... aguardiente reform in Pasto, the city’s cabildo announced that it expected a riot. 24 On June 18, 1781, the cabildo wrote to the lieutenant governor of Popayán, a peninsular Spaniard named Josef Ignacio Peredo, who was overseeing the establishment of the monopoly. They suggested that he suspend the new...

...Charles W. Arnade Como evolucionó la instrucción pública en Santa Cruz . By Avelino Peredo C. Santa Cruz de la Sierra , [ 1961 ] Imprenta “José Mercado A” . Pp. 118 . Paper. Copyright 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 This is a most useful booklet. I wish we had something...

... of the development of “Los Cambas: Un Pueblo Emergente,” and educator A. Peredo’s outline of “Evolución de la Instrucción Pública.” Other brief essays, for the most part anecdotal, deal with flora and fauna, demography, development of means of transportation, incipient industrialization, local heroes, and other...

... Revolution and Mexican independence. Carlos Herrejón Peredo admits that there is no direct link between the two events in the subject he is studying (church sermons), but avers that it was on everyone’s mind nevertheless. María del Refugio González insists that the main elements Mexico inherited from...

... book is a case in point. A quick search in the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México library catalog shows that there are two published biographies on Tlacaelel (by Antonio Velasco Piña and Roberto Peredo) and two theses (by Gracia Verónica García Aguirre and Norma Angélica Lozada Muñoz), and in my...

... worked with Waters to render the present version, The Bolivian Diary. Newly translated, it contains field notes by Inti Peredo and other field commanders who corroborate Guevara’s notes and also fill in gaps. Che Guevara organized a team of Cuban internationalist volunteers to fight alongside...

... that it was an ending but not a consummation, since Hidalgo's ideas were never entirely clear, perhaps even to himself ( pace the magisterial biography of the insurgent priest by the eminent Mexican scholar Carlos Herrejón Peredo), Morelos's ideas were a mix of the traditional and the liberal, and Iturbide's movement...

...), as has Carlos Herrejón Peredo in his 1997 doctoral dissertation and several fine articles. But Brading’s contribution is fundamental, both in placing the Guadalupan tradition within a history of Catholic doctrine of miraculous Marian images, and in his emphasis on Miguel Sánchez as the source...

... sobre la Escuela de Enfermería y Obstetricia ‘Dr. Alberto Baldivieso,’” n.d. 19. Gallien, “Delivering the Nation,” 132–76. 20. Larson, “Capturing Indian Bodies,” 41–48; Stephenson, Gender and Modernity , 111–57; Dibbits, Peredo Beltrán, and Volgger, Polleras libertarias ; Zulawski...

... document, Lobato referred to the royalists as “the emissaries of Napoleon”; see also Antonio Lozano to Col. Francisco Antonio Peredo, 26 Aug. 1813, AGN-OG, vol. 84, exp. 2, fol. 27. Guedea has demonstrated that the insurgency made a serious effort to introduce a constitutional basis to rebel rule...

... general (Cochabamba, 1917); Rafael Reyeros, El pongueaje la servidumbre personal de los indios bolivianos (La Paz, 1949), 5; Rafael Peredo Antezana, La provincia de Quillacollo, Ensayo monográfico (Cochabamba, 1963), 183. 12 Gordillo Claure, “El proceso de la extinción del yanaconaje en el...

... . Barcelona : M. Moleiro , 1994 . Herrejón Peredo Carlos . Del sermón al discurso cívico: México, 1760–1834 . Mexico City : El Colegio de México , 2003 . Lorenzo Monterrubio Carmen . El lugar de la luna: Metztitlán en el siglo XVI . Pachuca de Soto, Mexico : Universidad Autónoma del...

..., José Gordillo, Guido Guzmán, Sarah Hines, Paul Hoogendam, Arian Laguna, Brooke Larson, Roberto Laserna, Juan Víctor Mamani, Juan Martínez, Fernando Mayorga, Elena McGrath, Boris Montaño, Carmen Peredo, Hernán Pruden, Gonzalo Rodríguez, Huascar Rodríguez, Elizabeth Shesko, Diana Sierra Becerra, Carmen...

...: Gaspar Martín Vicario, a Mexico City merchant, lost 88,500 pesos in the venture; Juan Fernández Peredo, 55,000; Dr. Luis Beltrán, 38,500; and so on. As might be expected, the five surviving shareholders were all wealthy men. 37 By 1803 Juan Bautista de Fagoaga, the owner of 4 shares, had subscribed...

.... For instance, see Rafael Peredo A., “Vertebración caminera para solucionar escasez de aguas potable y de riego (editorial),” Los Tiempos (Cochabamba), 25 Jan. 1970, p. 4; Lauro Morales Navia, “Agua potable para Cochabamba: Aprovechamiento superficial o fuentes del subsuelo convienen a nuestra ciudad...

... of the Public Insult,” 119–21). 137 Rafael Peredo Antezana, La provincia de Quillacollo: Ensayo monográfico (Cochabamba: Ed. Canelas, 1963), 131–32. For images of insulting women see also Toribio Claure, Una escuela rural en Vacas (La Paz: Universo, 1949). 138 Nataniel Aguirre, Juan de la...

... categoría que se agrega a las anteriores, la de los “pastores puros”. ¿Quiénes son estos nuevos personajes? Algunos ejemplos de entre los diez casos que hemos registrado nos darán una idea. Juan Diego Polo es un capataz en la estancia de don Gregorio Peredo, en Lobería. Cuando en 1841 muere, su madre...