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Website as viewed on Aug. 10, 2005.
Published by the Centro Latinoamericano de Administracion para el Desarrollo, this webpage reports on activities of NGO activities related to Latin American politics, human rights, and economics, such as congresses, throughout Latin America. The site also has book reviews and lists other related e-journals.
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Este Directorio Web de Archivos permite consultar de manera rápida y sencilla un amplio listado de aquellos archivos iberoamericanos que disponen de una pagina web- propia o alojada en otra institución- en la que ofrezcan información relacionada con sus fondos y/o con los servicios que presta el archivo. Los archivos históricos de cada país están organizados por categorías según su dependencia administrativa o la composición de sus fondos.
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Latin American Independence: Nineteenth Century Political and Official Pamphlets from the British Library, London.
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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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The Department of Special Collections houses a growing number of historical manuscript materials relating to the political, military, economic and other historical aspects of Southern Cone nations, especially Argentina. Much of this material is from the O'Grady Collection.
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The Department of Special Collections possesses Southern Cone literary manuscript materials, many from the O'Grady Collection. Most are from Argentine writers of the 20th Century.
Other Uruguay Resources
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Argentina
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Bolivia
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Brazil
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Canada
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Chile
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Cuba
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Dominican Republic
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Haiti
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Hispanic Caribbean
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Latin America
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Mexico
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Panama
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Paraguay
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Peru
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Puerto Rico
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Southern Cone
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Official publications
Subjects:
History, World (excluding U.S. and Canada)
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Language and Literature, Spanish and Portuguese
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Latin American Studies
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Peace Studies
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