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Women and Independence in Latin America An exploration of women's involvement in the Latin American Wars of Independence |
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Women and Independence in Latin America An exploration of women's involvement in the Latin American Wars of Independence |
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Type of publication: Edited book
Editor: Lynch, John
Year of publication: 1994
Title of work: Latin American Revolutions
Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press (Norman and London)
Keywords: Latin America, Independence, Túpac Amaru, Nariño,
Notes: First published in 1965; this edition has been considerably revised. Includes some primary source material, translated.
People referenced in this work:
Antonio Nariño (Enrique Sotomayor) (pp. 248, 270, 278-285) Page 248 - Chapter Charles Griffin, "Enlightenment and Independence". Page 270 - Chapter Peggy Liss, "Atlantic Network". Pages 278-285 - Chapter Antonio Nariño, "Confessions of a Radical". Written Santa Fé, 30 July 1797, translated by John Lynch from "Confesión de Nariño al Virrey".
Carlos María de Bustamente (pp. 306-307) Chapter David Brading, "Creole Patriotism"
Francisco de Miranda (pp. 28, 248) Page 28; John Lynch, "Introduction". Page 248; Chapter Charles Griffin, "Enlightenment and Independence"
Fray Camilo Henríquez (pp. 248) Chapter, Charles Griffin, "Enlightenment and Independence"
Fray Cervando Teresa de Mier (Servando) (pp. 305-306) Chapter David Brading, "Creole Patriotism".
Juan Pablo Vizcardo y Guzmán (Viscardo) (pp. 32, 248, 270) Page 32; John Lynch, "Introduction". Page 248; Chapter, Charles Griffin, "Enlightenment and Independence". Page 270; Chapter Peggy Liss, "Atlantic Network"
Manuel Joaquín del Corazón de Jesús Belgrano (pp. 258-262) Chapter Manuel Belgrano, "The Making of an Insurgent"
Mariano Moreno (pp. 31) John Lynch, "Introduction"
Simón Bolívar (pp. 31) John Lynch, "introduction"