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...Robert G. Cleland Statement Regarding Early California Experiences . By Sutter John A. Jr. Edited, with a biography, by Ottley Allan R. . ( Sacramento, California : Sacramento Book Collector’s Club , 1943 . Pp. 160 .) Copyright 1945 by Duke University Press 1945 ...

...Patrick Lipscomb The Jamaica Movement, for promoting the Enforcement of the Slave-Trade Treaties, and the Suppression of the Slave-Trade; with statements of Fact, Convention, and Law . Edited by Turnbull David . New York , 1850, 1969 . Negro Universities Press . Pp. 430 . Cloth...

.... In criminal cases, indigenous, casta, and even creole witnesses and suspects required interpreters to translate their statements. This article builds on earlier research into indigenous-language documentation but shifts its emphasis to mundane genres produced by non-Mayas, demonstrating that the linguistic...

... Statement, executive committee, PRC(A), Jan. 28, 1955. Varona MSS. 65 HAR , 8 (Feb. 1955), 21. 66 “Statements of Dr. Manuel A. de Varona,” Feb. 5, 1955. Varona MSS. 67 Statements, executive committee, PRC(A), Feb. 24, 1955. Varona MSS. 68 Letter, Varona to Lechuga, Mar. 17, 1955...

... We too regretted the fact that Keen, being in Mexico, was unable to make necessary corrections. When he returned the galleys, approved, we were not aware that he had been unable to consult his original manuscript. For that reason I inserted the statement in the May 1970 issue. The statement...

... are only ‘suggested’ by the attitudes; a link is never established to demonstrate that the views, as indicated in statements, find their embodiment in policies. Thus an abundance of material is presented on statements and attitudes, policies are discussed, the argument covers all Latin American churches...

...Ivan D. Illich The tendency to incorporate Christian language into normative political statements, found in contemporary Spanish- and Portuguese-language writings, is a phenomenon worthy of study. The present collection ranges from Richard Shaull and Rubem Alves through Denis Goulet and Jorge...

... 1968 by Duke University Press 1968 The two present volumes of the presidential papers contain almost every public statement emanating from the White House between November 22, 1963, and December 31, 1964. Interspersed among speeches and formal declarations are news conferences, ceremonial toasts...

... and 1920. Erroneous statements arise in part because the author apparently is not familiar with government structure and process. To say, for example, that in 1831 Juan Agustín Alcalde “created the Commission on Agriculture and Mining; in 1834, the Commission War and the Navy” (p. 16) is simply...

...: to refute Gilberto Freyre’s statement that “Opulence of living, food, and domestic architecture was not as common among the former land and slave owners of our country as the bombastic speeches and improvised essays of today would have us believe.” Not so, writes Senhor Vianna de Castro—or at least...

... represented a subculture” of sorts (p. 173), yet he wisely refrains from constructing a tendentious history. Elsewhere he wants to distinguish between “defensive strategies” of dominated ethnic groups in defending their own putatively superseded religions, and “statements of tolerance or relativism” (p. 175...