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...Woodrow Borah Don Miguel José de Zañartu y Santa María . By Solar Domingo Amunátegui . ( Santiago : Universidad de Chile [El Imparcial] , 1944 . Pp. 172 . Paper.) Copyright 1947 by Duke University Press 1947 ...

... of this work is that it presents in English some of the ideological arguments which Christian Democrats see as central to their movement. After working through the essays on ideology by Tomić, Mario Zañartú, S.J., and Luis Scherz-García, one has a better understanding of fundamental Christian Democratic...

...I. J. C. Copyright 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 Xaviera Carrera Patria, Azul, Blanco y Amarillo . By Zañartu Sady . ( Santiago de Chile : Editorial Ercilla , 1937 . Pp. 294 and index. $20.00 m/n.) ...

... interprets the legend on the national escutcheon (por la razón ó la fuerza) in terms of the military’s role in Chilean foreign policy, Francisco Encina claims that this legend originated in the abusive use of force by an eighteenth-century city official in Santiago (Luis Manuel de Zañartu), who believed...

... embodied in the Fusion broke away at this point and formed the Radical party. The Fusion governed until 1873, the most dramatic event of its ascendancy being a brief war with Spain (1865–1866). During the Errázuriz Zañartu presidency (1871–1876), the Conservatives went into opposition. A new governing...

.... 1. The classic novel Casa grande , by Luis Orrego Luco, is set during the financial boom of 1905-07, and reflects the prevailing air of crass materialism and the bonanza outlook which could easily have had the irritating effect to which Zañartu Prieto referred. 56 El Ferrocarril , October...

... influence on a fiscal or oidor as a consummated one, and in view of the large dowries involved (which did not change hands until after the marriage), perhaps more. The vendetta of two of the future sons-in-law of the Marqués with the corregidor Zañartu of Santiago, a man despised by the creoles, is very...

... of Santiago, Rafael Valentín Valdivieso y Zanartu, and was backed in its sentence by President Manuel Montt and his energetic cabinet leader, Antonio Varas. Some members of the ruling class assumed a pro-Church stand and came together to found the militantly Catholic, proclerical Conservative Party...

... of Balmaceda’s government: former legislators, army officers, public officials and friends. Scattered by persecution and exile after the civil war, they reunited in June 1892 to form a new party under the leadership of Manuel Arístides Zañartu, a former minister of finance. In November 1893 they held their first...

... Sarmiento—in partnership with Chilean president Federico Errázuriz Zañartu—oversaw the construction of a trans-Andean telegraph line linking Villa María and Valparaíso in 1872, a line that, as we shall see, would be of strategic importance in connecting the Atlantic and Pacific systems. While the South...

... to Gabriel Echeñique Tagle. Their four children would marry into the elite families Undurraga Zañartu, Errázuriz Tagle, Varas Montt, and Searle Pardo. 2 Memoria de la Casa de Huérfanos , Ministerio del Interior (hereafter CHM ), 1897. 3 CHLE 1912, 8414. The author of the first letter, Máximo...