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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: Book
Author: Montes, Hugo and Orlandi, Julio
Year of publication: 1969
Title of work: Historia y antología de la literatura chilena
Publisher: Editorial Zig-Zag (Santiago de Chile)
Keywords: Chile, literature, Juan Egaña, Camilo Henríquez, Diego Portales, Andrés Bello, José Joaquín de Mora, Francisca Delauneu, Vicente Pérez Rosales, José Joaquín Vallejo.
Notes: John Rylands Library, LAM 860.9 M18 Q. May be borrowed.
People referenced in this work:
Andrés Bello (pp. 49-55) Includes extracts from some of his poems.
Diego Portales (pp. 45-46) Includes an extract from a letter to his comadre, Rafaela Bezanilla, widow of President José Tomás Ovalle, dated 21 July 1832.
Francisca Delauneux (pp. 56)
Fray Camilo Henríquez (pp. 43-45)
José Joaquín de Mora (pp. 55-58) Includes several short extracts from his poems.
José Joaquín Vallejo (Jotabeche) (pp. 66-69, 321-323) Includes his article, "Algo sobre los tontos", from the newspaper El Semanario, 8 December 1842.
José Victorino Lastarría, (pp. 69-71, 312-320) Includes his "Discurso inaugural" (no date) presumably to the Sociedad Literaria.
Mercedes Marín de Solar (pp. 62-64, 324) Includes a brief extract from her Canto a Diego Portales, and her poem "A Manuel Rodríguez".
Salvador Sanfuentes (pp. 71-74, 325-329) Includes canto primero from his poem "El Campanario" (no date given).