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Argentina: North American Congress on Latin America
 
A project sponsored and underwritten by the New School for Social Research
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Brazil: North American Congress on Latin America
Includes material dating from 1950-1991
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CIDOC
Call Number: Microforms [Lower Level HESB] General Collection
CIDOC Collection; History of Religiosity in Latin America, c. 1830-1970 +3,000 titles, searchable Index online (EAD) http://www.idc.nl/ead/049faid.html
IDC Publishers' edition of more than 3,000 nineteenth- and twentieth-century imprints documents local devotions and syncretist rituals, religious iconography and poetry, and the pastoral campaigns of the various churches and sects. They went uncollected and largely unnoticed until the early 1960s, when Ivan Illich began to collect them in the CIDOC Library of Cuernavaca, Mexico. That has been supplemented by additional microfiching in many libraries elsewhere in MEXICO, VENEZUELA, BRAZIL, ARGENTINA and CHILE. This result was a prime collection of resources documenting a wide array of expressions of popular forms of religion.
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Coleccion de Tratados, 1552-1553
Slavery: source material and critical literature
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Colonial Latin American manuscripts and transcripts in the Obadiah Rich collection
The Rich Collection, held in the New York Public Library, contains 102 sets of 149 bound volumes from 1492-1843 pertaining to the discovery and conquest
of Latin America. Accompanied by printed guide: "Colonial Latin American manuscripts and transcripts in the Obadiah Rich collection, an inventory and index," by Edwin Blake Brownrigg. Gen. note Guide includes reel contents list, name index, chronological index, title index, and history of collection.
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Latin American Independence: Nineteenth Century Political and Official Pamphlets from the British Library, London.
Call Number: Microforms [Lower Level HESB] Microfilm 4307 Non-Circulating
Collection of 534 Latin American pamphlets and broadsides the majority of which were printed in the 19th century. Of these, many date from the early years
of independence and were published in the River Plate Region. The greater part of the collection was formed by the Argentinean writer Luis López Dominguez (1810-98). He was a political journalist, historian, politician and ambassador. Other pamphlets in the collection belonged to the Argentinean Lorenzo López, also a deputy for Buenos Aires. The majority of the documents concern politics or are official publications. Famous names recur throughout: Bartolomé Mitre, Manuel Dorrego, Juan Manuel de Rosas, Esteban Echevarria, Domingo Sarmiento.
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Latin American perspectives
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Portfolio of Latin American development studies
Needs and opportunities, organizations, programs, incentives, projects, studies for Central America, Panama and South America.
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