...Harold Sims Valentín Gómez Farías: Hombre de México, 1781-1858 . By Zúñiga Raúl Mejía . Mexico City : Fondo de Cultura Económica , 1982 . Table. Appendix. Index . Pp. 334 . Paper. Copyright 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 Valentín Gómez Farías (1781-1858...

...C. A. Hutchinson Valentín Gómez Farías. Ideario reformista . Recopilación, prólogo y notas de Román Ricardo Delgado . Guadalajara , 1958 . Publicaciones del Gobierno del Estado . Pp. 184 . Paper . Copyright 1960 by Duke University Press 1960 ...

... during the 1880s is examined. Local officials called a special town meeting to reply to Valentine’s charges. In their report of this meeting to the government, they flatly rejected Valentine’s accusations. They pointed out that the town had spent 300 pesos securing a clear title to its ejido...

... but just as certainly lacking the youth and energy to face and dominate the dubious political scene in Buenos Aires, returned to the city at noon with the title of Provisional Governor. As his minister of government, Vicente López chose a violent anti- rosista , Valentín Alsina, nominal leader...

...Irving A. Leonard América en las letras españolas del siglo de oro . By de Pedro Valentin . Buenos Aires , 1954 . Editorial Sudamericana . Illustrations . Pp. 365 . 38.00 Arg . pesos. Copyright 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 ...

... conventions of 1854 and 1860 as minister of government under Valentín Alsina, as member of the Supreme Court in 1862 under Mitre’s presidency, and finally just before his death as president of that court. The writer has delved beneath the surface, however, to uncover in personal letters and papers the poems...

... in Mexican California (1969). His writings reflected his commitment to high standards, meticulous research, and polished writing. Death prevented the completion of his most cherished project, a study of the life and times of the great nineteenth-century Mexican reformer, Valentín Gómez Farías. Alan...

.... In effect, four of the five intellectuals he studies—Rodulfo Philippi, Diego Barros Arana, Valentín Letelier, Juan José Bruner, and Luis Arrieta Cañas—were critics rather than propounders of the doctrine. Except for Arrieta, these intellectuals posed serious challenges against Darwinian tenets, and some...

..., 1845-1846” (Ph.D. diss., University oí Texas at Austin, 1983), 67, 89, n. 2. 81 “Plan de San Luis Potosí,” San Luis Potosí, Dec. 14, 1845, in El Siglo XIX , Dec. 20, 1845. 80 Valentín Gómez Farías to Manuel González Cosío, Mexico City, Oct. 25, 1845, Valentín Gómez Farías Papers 1291, f...

... the colonial and independence eras, the author surveys in separate essays the ideas of Francisco Bilbao, the outspoken democratic champion of the Romantic period during the mid-nineteenth century; Valentín Letelier, the rationalist spokesman for Positivism in the final decades of the century; and Enrique...

... the frontiers of Chile—unlike Chilean poets or, more recently, Chilean novelists and popular musicians—but several of them were extremely influential within the nation as educators and public figures: Valentín Letelier, Enrique Molina, and Jorge Millas, to name but three. Jaksić bases his account...

..., Guatemala, and the Carribean. Of the sixteen selections, all but two (excluding parts of two others) have been printed before and were available in English. The “primary” materials include selections from the writings of the Chilean positivist Valentin Letelier, the Puerto Rican intellectual Eugenio María...

..., Julián Segundo de Agüero, Salvador María del Carril, Gregorio Gómez, Valentín Alsina, and others. Similarly, Font Ezcurra attacks the Argentine Commission in Chile, naming General Juan Gregorio Las Heras, Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Joaquín Godoy and others as participants in a plot to encourage...

... of detail and to lead us carefully and meticulously through the labyrinth. The focus is the conflict between puros and moderados , or radical and moderate liberals, personified by their respective leaders, Valentín Gómez Farías and Manuel Gómez Pedraza. The early chapters explain the differences...

.... And yet anyone writing the history of labor or of the political left in Mexico since the 1930s must consult this work. Copyright 1981 by Duke University Press 1981 Mi testimonio: Experiencias de un comunista mexicano . By Valentín Campa S. Mexico City : Ediciones de Cultura Popular...

... at hand for a more balanced and insightful study. Unhappily, he has chosen instead to send a valentine to Little Havana. ...

... demonstrates “Foucauldian discontinuities” in the reception of Facundo and the national constructs mirrored in this reception. Specifically, Goodrich addresses reaction to the text at the time of its initial feuilleton publication, Valentín Alsina’s “Notes” (1846) to Sarmiento, Juan Bautista Alberdi’s...

... by creating a national market, internal political stability, and a new euphoric sense of nationalism engendered by the 1938 oil expropriations. In the 1970s, Arnaldo Córdova, a Marxist historian, and Valentín Campos, a Communist party leader, reinterpreted the Cárdenas era. Both saw a continuity between...

... of Valentín Gómez Farías. When the congressional session closed in 1837, the author took pains to point out that he had been in a position to know what had transpired: “El asiento que ocupé . . . fué el noveno del segundo cuerpo déla [ sic ] izquierda del solio, el mismo que había ocupado desde las...