... A Bibliography of Unpublished Doctoral Dissertations and Master’s Theses Dealing with the Governments, Politics, and International Relations of Latin America . By Kantor Harry . Gainesville , 1953 . University of Florida Press . Inter-American Bibliographical and Library...

...C. K. Jones Prescott: Unpublished Letters to Gayangos in the Library of the Hispanic Society of America . Edited with notes by Penney Clara Louise . [ Hispanic notes and monographs .] ( New York : The Hispanic Society of America , 1927 . Pp. xxi , 215 . XIX plates .) Copyright...

...John A. Hussey From Cowhides to Golden Fleece. A Narrative of California, 1832-1858, Based Upon Unpublished Correspondence of Thomas Oliver Larkin of Monterey, Trader, Developer, Promoter, and Only American Consul . By Underhill Reuben L. . ( Stanford University : Stanford University...

... O’Connor, Recuerdos de Francisco Burdett O’Connor (La Paz, 1915), p. 167 and p. 169. This volume was edited by the general’s grandson, T. O’Connor d’Arlach. 4 In Professor Ovando-Sanz’ unpublished work, “Comentario, índice y selección documental,” for the Libro de tasas de los repartimientos...

...Carlos E. Castañeda Kino Reports to Headquarters: Correspondence of Eusebio F. Kino, S. J., From New Spain with Rome, Original Spanish Text of Fourteen Unpublished Letters and Reports with English Translation and Notes . By Burrus Ernest J. S. J. , Rome , 1954 . Institutum...

... be developed using the unpublished primary accounts. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 The royal treasury records of the Spanish Empire have become one of the most important sources for the study of the economy and government of Spain's American empire from...

... set by the first taverns and wineries in Mendoza created models for other women to pursue. For all these reasons, women took advantage of opportunities in vineyards and taverns, thus advancing their own economic and mental emancipation. This study is based on unpublished documents in the Archivo...

... published during the year in the HAHR. But unpublished manuscripts of article length dealing with Latin American history are considered for the Prize. This year all unpublished articles should be mailed to Charles Arnade, Chairman, Robertson Prize Committee, Box 228, San Antonio, Florida. The deadline...

... in specific chapters by consulting the table of contents. Second, although the chapters themselves have extensive endnotes that identify relevant secondary sources, the bibliography lists only the sources for the actual extracts used in the anthology and a few other selected unpublished manuscripts. One must...

... known Bolivian authors, Alcides Arguedas died in 1946 after a successful writing career. His literary record includes a number of published works and a greater number unpublished, among which is a diary of twelve typewritten volumes. The present work is a collection of excerpts from that diary...

...” (vol. 15, p. 322). One wonders why such sources were excluded from a guide which was designed to be comprehensive in scope. Furthermore, as the editors would be the first to admit, the amount of published sources is quite small in comparison to the vast quantity of unpublished materials located...

... bases his work on seven regimental histories published between 1898 and 1906, an unpublished diary of Edward L. Henry, the unpublished memoirs of Private George Von Kroner, some scrapbooks, and contemporary reports in the Boston Herald . From these sources he pieces together a narrative, mostly...

..., and Chiquitos in Bolivia. He collected considerably, not all of which was preserved, and he wrote much more than is realized, his works being scattered, lost or unpublished and, in some instances, disputed as to authorship. Guillermo Ovando-Sanz has gathered together seven of Haenke’s essays on Boliva...

... unpublished documents which he has handled in the course of his professional activities. The subject matter of these essays is mainly related to events and personalities of the nineteenth century, beginning with a defense of Jose Miguel Carrera, charged with being a traitor shortly after the War...

... as a representative of the Catholic reform in New Spain. The author provides a polished synthesis of published sources and unpublished materials from European and North American repositories. Somewhat surprisingly, there is no use of unpublished Mexican archival sources, including the Archivo Capitular de la...

... University Press 1969 The above title and sub-titles group together a large number of important papers by this famous historian, some hitherto unpublished, which do not form part of fuller systematic works. J. Vicens Vives occupies an outstanding place in modern Hispanic historiography. His...

... material has been published before. Indeed many of the items in this volume are taken from earlier documentary publications with the result that it lacks the freshness which it might otherwise have. The most valuable part of the volume is a previously unpublished expediente which relates the efforts...

... and impeccably documented. In addition to extensive manuscript sources from ten Soviet repositories, Al’perovich has also drawn on unpublished material from the Massachusetts Historical Society and the Haus-, Hof-, und Staatsarchiv, in Vienna. He has appended to his study 20 previously unpublished documents...

... of Leipzig to the Research of Revolution . Kossok during that same time wrote a pathbreaking essay on Nazi policy toward Latin America, based on hitherto unpublished sources available in East Germany. Kossok taught at universities in a number of Latin American countries—Chile, Uruguay, Peru, Mexico, Cuba...