...G. Leighton LaFuze La falsa cubanidad de Saco, Luz y del Monte . By Paz Rafael Soto . ( La Habana : Editorial Alfa , 1941 . Pp. 139 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

...Duvon C. Corbitt Sentido nacionalista del pensamiento de Saco . By Lorenzo Raúl . [ Ensayo cubano, VII .] ( Habana : Editorial Trópico , 1942 . Pp. 192 . Paper.) Copyright 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 ...

...Duvon C. Cobbitt Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 La falsa cubanidad de Saco, Luz y Del Monte . By Paz Rafael Soto . ( Havana : Editorial “Alfa” , 1941 . Pp. 140 . $1.00 m/n.) ...

...Alfredo M. Saco Invincible Jaén . By Eguiouren Luis Antonio . ( Lima : Imprenta Torres Agnirre , 1943 . Pp. 830 .) Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

...Alfredo M. Saco Copyright 1944 by Duke University Press 1944 ...

...Alfredo Saco Copyright 1943 by Duke University Press 1943 ...

...Duvon C. Corbitt The four published volumes have long since become collectors’ items and hence difficult of access to investigators. It is a definite contribution to scholarship for the Dirección de Cultura to bring out this reprint of volume I of those edited by Saco himself. It is to be hoped...

... in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, most notably José Antonio Saco (1797–1879) and Fernando Ortiz (1881–1963). Like those towering intellectual figures, Moreno Fraginals worked within the broad historical question of how African slavery and Spanish colonialism had shaped the peculiarities of Cuban history...

...Emily Berquist Soule Chapter 4 examines Cuban historian and politician José Antonio Saco, who is sometimes considered as having contributed to antislavery sentiment. Sanjurjo rightly characterizes Saco as arguing against the slave trade not because he believed it was wrong but because he...

... América , July 31, Sept. 20, 1866 20 Juan M. Macías to Plutarco González, Sept. 19, 1853, BNJM, CC, C. M. Anexión, no. 51. See also El Filibustero, El Cometa , and El Pueblo for the 1850s. 19 El Pueblo , June 11, 1855. 18 Fernando Ortiz, ed., Contra la anexión. José Antonio Saco...

... for the elimination of Spanish rule. Historians such as Saco, Guiteras, Bachiller, Enrique José Varona, Manuel Sanguily, and others helped to develop a new historical consciousness in Cuba. 8 Their works marked a break in the colonial mentality, and their interpretation of the development of Cuban culture...

...Duvon C. Corbitt La vagancia en Cuba . By Saco José Antonio . [ Publicaciones del Ministerio de Educación, Cuadernos de Cultura, Séptima serie, Número 3 .] ( Habana : Talleres Tipográficos Editorial Lex , 1946 . Pp. 119 . Photograph. Paper .) Copyright 1948 by Duke University...

...C. E. Chapman Copyright 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 Contra la anexión. . . . Recopilación de sus Papeles, con Prólogo y Ultílogo de Fernando Ortiz . By Saco José Antonio . 2 vols. Habana : [vols. V-VI in Colección de libros cubanos ], I., pp. XCVI , 239 ; II., pp...

... political thought—from Félix Varela, José Antonio Saco, José de la Luz y Caballero, to José Martí, Carlos Baliño, Julio Antonio Mella, Raúl Roa, Carlos Rafael Rodríguez, Ernesto Che Guevara, and Fidel Castro. Conservative analysts might dispute Liss’s study arguing that Martí’s nationalism and cubanidad...

...,” and the much-quoted José Antonio Saco, were remnants of the colonial past and mentality that needed to be overcome. Whites were overwhelmingly opposed to Haitian and Jamaican immigration. But they defined the threat, now, in social and cultural terms, and with the first hints of an economic critique...

... de la Pezuela makes a mistake of a flat 200 in his 1774 figures, and an error of 1 in his 1792 total. José Antonio Saco, Alexander Humboldt, Ramiro Guerra y Sánchez, Ramón de la Sagra and John Thrasher also err in minor ways, probably mere illustrations of the occupational hazards of the “printers...

... Saco in Cuba, whose “proslavery ideology” Lewis proceeds to unmask in the manner of Marx and Mannheim. Though several were political liberals and advocates of local autonomy (whom Lewis deals with also in Chapter 5), in general he cannot take their ideas seriously. For example, Arango y Parreño...

... of arbitrary opinion (for example, two of Cuba’s most distinguished nineteenth-century nationalists, José Antonio Saco and El Conde de Pozos Dulces, are considered “racists” without adequate explanation); but, all in all, if allowances are made for the author’s provocative style, his economic determinism...

... dicho cuándo hizo Cumberland sus investigaciones. (Un caso éste de un historiador que no historia lo que debe historiar.) El segundo rasgo sobresaliente es el partido increíble que Cumberland le sacó al archivo de la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional, y que no luce tanto, que yo sepa, en ninguno otro...