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...Raymond Craib Most Scandalous Woman: Magda Portal and the Dream of Revolution in Peru . By Myrna Ivonne Wallace Fuentes . Latin American and Caribbean Arts and Culture . Norman : University of Oklahoma Press , 2017 . Photographs. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xiii, 361 pp...

...Evangeline Mundy Galas Ideas y confesiones de Portales . By Castro Raul Silva . Santiago de Chile , 1954 . Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

...Isaac Joslin Cox Dos Hombres. Portales y Lastarria . By Melfi Domingo . ( Santiago, Chile : Editorial Nascimento , 1937 . Pp. 151 . In Chile, $10 m/ch; in foreign countries, $1.40 , U. S. A.) Copyright 1939 by Duke University Press 1939 ...

... that these interpretations will meet with universal acceptance, and the author often weakens his arguments by failing to develop them comprehensively and systematically. For example, are we to conclude from his revisions that Portales made no contributions at all to the economic development of Chile or that he was impotent...

...Pamela S. Murray Peruvian Rebel: The World of Magda Portal with a Selection of Her Poems . By Weaver Kathleen . University Park, PA : Pennsylvania State University Press , 2009 . Map. Notes. Bibliography. xiv , 309 pp. Cloth , $64.00 . Copyright 2011 by Duke University...

... those of the colonial tradition between 1810 and 1830, thereafter the Portales regime gave the latter new prominence. The author ironically calls this regression the final and most beautiful chapter of Chile’s colonial history. Political experimentation of the early independence years was not entirely...

... with the republican goal of a state structured by law rather than individual or corporate prerogative. The Chilean state that emerged after the ouster of a liberal governing alliance in the 1830 Battle of Lircay bore the intellectual marks of the authoritarian Diego Portales. Portales, a young merchant-turned...

...,” Cuadernos del Centro de Estudios Socio-Económicos , 2 (1966), touches the edge of our period. 135 Diego Portales. Interpretative Essays on the Man and Times (The Hague, 1967). Of recent Chilean biographies, Roberto Hernández Ponce, Diego Portales, vida y tiempo (1974) is perhaps the most...

...James A. Wood Debates republicanos en Chile: Siglo XIX . Vol. 1 . Edited by Stuven Ana María and Cid Gabriel . Colección Archivos . Santiago, Chile : Ediciones Universidad Diego Portales , 2012 . Notes. Bibliographies. 627 pp. Paper , $34.00 . Copyright © 2014 by Duke...

... on as president of Bolivia. Diego Portales, then the Chilean minister of the interior and foreign affairs, watched these developments with considerable concern. 25 His fear grew from a deep apprehension that the Confederation would create a significant power imbalance in the region that might one day threaten...

... and social realities—present-day colonialism and imperialism, the Cold War, U.S. economic and political penetration—and instead romanticizes the early nineteenth-century dictators, Rosas, Francia, the two López, and Diego Portales (a creole dictator) as true expressions of the Latin American ethnos...

.... “¿Quién le pone el cascabel al micrófono?”, Plan (Santiago), 26 abr. 1973, p. 7. 47. Alcalay, “En torno al medio radial”, 87. 48. “Gabriel Concha, un caso digno de analizar”, El Guía de Radiomanía-TV (Santiago), nov. 1971, p. 32. 49. “Portales año 71”, Telecrán (Santiago), 18...

...Claudio Veliz 61 Portales to Garfias, Valparaiso, Oct., 1831: “Go and see Don Mariano Egaña, and after presenting my compliments, inform him that I have a project to establish in Con-Con two smelters, one for metales de color and another, a reverberatory one, for bronzed ores. I have decided...

... she follows in five of her ten chapters, she seems uncertain or uninformed of the terrain. The Jesuits were expelled in 1767, not in 1769 (p. 75); Diego Portales was shot in 1837, not 1836 (p. 132); Chilean estates were not “typically staffed by mestizo laborers who worked within a peonage system” (p...

..., Diego Portales. In his later years he was fond of relating in friendly circles not merely the incidents of his musical career, which was crowned in the 1850 s by appointment as director of the National Conservatory, but also many of the important political happenings, local customs, and land marks...

... the dictatorship and during the transition, “autonomous feminist groups, as well as other women’s organizations, [were] largely isolated from the political system” (p. 183). Likewise, Carlos Portales’ treatment of international influences on the military regime’s foreign and domestic policies focuses a high...