... Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Epistolario histórico del Dr. Félix Tió y Malaret . Edited by Malaret Rene Jimenez . San Juan, P. R. , 1953 . Imprenta Soltero . Facsimiles. Illustrations. Appendices . Pp. 189 . $1.00 . ...

...John J. TePaske Nuevas fuentes para la historia de Puerto Rico . By Tió Aurelio San Germán, Puerto Rico , 1961 . Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico . Documents. Illustrations. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 652 . Copyright 1963 by Duke University Press 1963...

... the volume ends with a three-page bibliography that does not include all works cited in the text and an exhaustive thirty-one page alphabetical index. In short, this is an often repetitive and argumentative tour de force in annotation. Tío follows this “final note” with five appendices. The first...

...Martin Torodash The landing site has traditionally been known as “Aguada” (the watering place). Utilizing oral traditions, the voyage of Ponce de León who landed there in 1506, and especially the record of a 1526 lawsuit, Tió maintains that “the controversial aspects of this problem. . .,” have...

...Allen Wells Los aguafi estas: Desafíos a la hegemonía de laélite yucateca, 1867–1910 . Edited by Rivero Piedad Peniche and Tió Felipe Escalante . Mérida : Archivo General del Estado de Yucatán , 2002 . Photograph. Illustrations. Maps. Tables. Bibliography . 238 pp. Paper...

... to the Dominicans’ plight in the face of Haiti’s threat of a takeover. Betances supported, as well, Cuba’s República en Armas, of which he was a delegate. Thus, a literal meaning shades the metaphor in the verses of Lola R. de Tío, one of Puerto Rico’s first poets: “Cuba y Puerto Rico son / de un pájaro las dos...

... all tucumanos . In Antiguo régimen y liberalismo , Gabriela Tío Vallejo details the political history of Tucumán as it made the transition from colony to liberal provincial capital. Vallejo focuses on Tucumán’s cabildo and elections; she makes extensive use of census materials and a variety...

...Julian Nava Fundación de San Germán y su significación en el desarrollo político, económico, social y cultural de Puerto Pico . By Tió Aurelió . Prologue by Quiñones Samuel R. . San Juan, Puerto Rico , 1956 . Biblioteca de Autores Puertorriqueños . Appendices. Index . Pp. 274...

... please the reader interested in a descriptive overview of literature, as Brookshaw condenses the fictional plots and poetic themes of more than 40 texts. Absent from the list, however, is João Guimarães Rosa’s short story “Meu tio o Iauaretê” (1961), the first instance in Brazilian literature in which...

... service is paid to the influence of Tío Sam. ...

....” Given the collection’s length and complexity, I will only address certain key aspects of these papers. Contrary to the widely held belief that the king possessed “autocratic” authority in the Spanish monarchy, several of the essays—particularly those of Annick Lempérière, Tamar Herzog, Gabriela Tío...

... (1601), which is translated in full, and the biographic and documentary works of Vicente Murga Sanz (1959), Manuel Ballesteros Gaibrois (1960), Aurelio Tío (1961), and Anthony Q. Devereux (1993). Fuson did not undertake his own archival research. Fray Andrés’s book, in contrast, is a first person...

... to the nineteenth-century newspapers articles written by Puerto Rico’s leading female literary figure Lola Rodríguez de Tío. These women often present the political and social construction of nationhood, race, and gender relations in Cuba and Puerto Rico, respectively, in the form of letters, replete with personal...

... is a prominent newspaper man who has been the guest of the United States, and his treatment of the delicate problem of relations between Tio Sam and the Republic is quite impartial and highly illuminating. The book s large type makes it easy to read, and although most of the two hundred pictures are inclined...

..., and his treatment of the delicate problem of relations between Tio Sam and the Republic is quite impartial and highly illuminating. The book s large type makes it easy to read, and although most of the two hundred pictures are inclined to be caricatures they are most effective. It should...

... ahí que el padrino y tío, el presbítero Federico González, sugiriera mejor a los padres del singular crío que tan luego recibiera éste las primeras letras se le enviara a estudiar a otra parte justamente para alejarlo de apapachos y mimos que de seguro le echarían a perder y además no ayudarían en...

... attracted their followings with a healthy mix of ideas, personal traits, and practical decisions. Sánchez Morales, the author emphasizes, moved with ease in mixed political circles, as befits a dedicated public servant. Among his friends and associates were Lola Rodríguez de Tío, the well-known pro...

... was erratic and inept, but could not be “deposed.” Instead he could be recalled “to render account of his conduct in office.” Recent publications of Murga Sanz, Aurelio Tío, The Chaunus, José de Tudela, and Jiménez Fernández have been used to good effect, as have those of Inchaustegui and Demorizi for Santo...

... arrangement. Liberals’ repeated demands for gratitude should be read in relation to accounts by racial subalterns that challenged such precepts. The writings of Eleuterio Derkes Martinó, a black teacher from Guayama, should be understood in this context. In his 1883 play, Tío Fele , the former slave’s...

... tambien como toda propiedad a ellos pertenecientes; correspondiendo la restante cuarta parte u acción a Don Joaquín de la Quintana, tío del dicho marqués; y por cuanto en virtud de un poder o instrumento por escrito en el idioma francés debidamente otorgado con arreglo a las leyes vigentes en Francia su...