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...Victor C. Dahl Aparicio Saravia: Las últimas patriadas . By Mena Segarra C. Enrique . Montevideo , 1977 . Ediciones de la Banda Oriental . Illustrations. Bibliography . Pp. 190 . Paper. Batlie: Democracia y reforma del estado . By Hierro Luis Antonio . Montevideo...

...Ida Altman The republication of Saravia’s work is a valuable contribution to the historiography of Nueva Vizcaya. The volumes would have benefited from maps showing colonial settlements, transport routes, and the territories inhabited by Indian groups. Throughout his work Saravia stresses...

...Wim Klooster Spain and the American Revolution: New Approaches and Perspectives . Edited by Gabriel Paquette and Gonzalo M. Quintero Saravia London : Routledge , 2020 . Maps. Table. Notes. Bibliography. Index. xv , 260 pp. Cloth, $140.00 . Copyright © 2020 by Duke...

... of these groups was Pedro José Saravia, Güemes’ uncle. Güemes assumed control and soon expelled the Spaniards from the province. After securing the province of Salta, Güemes accompanied Rondeau on the invasion of Upper Peru in 1814. He fought in the battle of Puesto del Marqués, and returned to Salta in 1815...

... by Duke University Press 1997 John Charles Chasteen has written a very good book on caudillismo and nineteenth-century rural politics in the Brazilian-Uruguayan borderlands. The work studies the federalist rebellion led by Gumercindo Saravia against the republican government of Brazil (1893-94...

... Apuntes para la Historia de la Nueva Vizcaya: No. 1, La Conquista . By Saravia Atanasio G. . ( Mexico : Instituto Panamericana de Geografía e Historia [Publicación no. 35] , 1939 . Pp. 293 .) Copyright 1939 by Duke University Press 1939 ...

...Eleanor B. Adams Apuntes para la historia de la Nueva Vizcaya. Las sublevaciones . III. By Saravia Atanasio G. . Mexico City , 1956 . Librería de Manuel Porrúa . Bibliography. Index. Pp. 433 . Paper. Copyright 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 ...

...Roscoe R. Hill Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 Apuntes para la historia de la Nueva Vizcaya: No. 2, La Ciudad de Durango, 1563-1821 . By Saravia Atanasio G. . ( Mexico : Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia [Publicación No. 53] , 1941 . Pp. 245 .) ...

... to engage in overseas trade and needed passport protection. 14 Stuart reported to the State Department that Saravia’s revolt was being used by the Colorado government as a “pretext for all sorts of outrages in defiance of the constitution . . .”—a document which he felt was honored in name only...

... of two different military uprisings headed by a blanco revolutionary, Aparacio Saravia. In the first, peace came after the assassination of the hapless President Juan Idiarte Borda, and in the second, President José Batlle y Ordóñez quelled an uprising and went on to lead the republic into an era...

... para la historia de Chile , tomo 1, 1575-1680. M. Bravo de Saravia a Rodrigo de Quiroga , 1956. La introducción de la esclavitud negra en Chile. Tráfico y rutas , 1959, 1984. La esclavitud en Hispanoamérica , 1964, 1972. Breve historia de la esclavitud negra en América Latina , 1973...

... and activities of Onís (chapter 3), Spanish-French competition with regard to the presidency of Madison (chapter 4), and the Spanish security and counterinsurgency measures in 1811 (chapter 5). A case study of Guatemala (chapter 6), focusing particularly on the captain general Antonio González Saravia...

... in 1858, Aparicio Saravia’s guerrillas of 1904, and just about every other key moment of contention in partisan memory. Again and again, Rilla explains things that politically aware Uruguayans know from childhood but are opaque to the outsider. He reconstructs the creation of official histories...

... classes and of British capital. Aparicio Saravia’s revolutions do not fit into this explanatory framework and Méndez Vives explains them as the exception which proves the rule. Neither does the election of José Batlie y Ordóñez as President of the republic in 1903, which Méndez Vives simply narrates...

... importante del siglo XVI, Francisco de Toledo, reconocido como el organizador del virreinato, Lohmann dedicó una extensa compilación documental, preparada en colaboración con Justina Saravia. En cuanto al siglo XVII, Lohmann escribió sobre la producción minera, los precios, el comercio y los comerciantes...

... the public notary of Santiago to conduct the empadronamiento: “Amparo y defensa de Clara, india, contra don Francisco de Saravia,” Santiago, 1679–80, ANHC, RA, vol. 2544, pieza 12, fols. 223r, 231r; Hanisch Espíndola, “Esclavitud,” 59. 108.  Stewart, “Élite militar,” 163. This cédula was cited...

... imperial, and not just local, policy making. Although couched in terms of loyalty, such extravagant use of the rhetoric of the sovereignty of the pueblos was a noticeable innovation. Guatemala’s captain general, Antonio González Saravia (1801 – 11), became so concerned that he wrote to Spain in April...

... change in the political climate of Guatemala. Captain General José de Bustamante Guerra, fresh from a highly successful command at Montevideo where he had effectively resisted the creole aristocracy of Buenos Aires, relieved Captain General Antonio González Mollinedo y Saravia on March 14, 1811. A man...

... Hacienda married a sister of an encomendero, while Oidor Don Blas de Torres Altamirano married that same encomendero’s daughter. The encomendera Doña María de Lartaún was the daughter of Oidor Fernández de Racalde and the widow of the Mexican oidor, Don Alonso Bravo de Saravia. Oidors Acuña and Muñoz de...

... that establishes the relationship.” 7 By this definition, followers are a fundamental part of the equation mainly because it is their “cultural and social expectations that exercise a controlling or, at least, limiting influence over the would-be charismatic figure.” 8 In a creative study of the Saravia...