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050 00 F1935|b.D66 2014
082 00 972.93|223
092 972.93|bD671DR
245 04 The Dominican Republic reader :|bhistory, culture,
politics /|cEric Paul Roorda, Lauren Derby, and Raymundo
González, editors.
263 1405
264 1 Durham ;|aLondon :|bDuke University Press,|c2014.
300 xv, 536 pages :|billustrations, maps ;|c24 cm.
336 text|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|2rdamedia
338 volume|2rdacarrier
490 1 The latin america readers
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 |tEuropean encounters --|tThe people who greeted Columbus
/|rIrving Rouse --|tReligion of the Taíno people /|rRamón
Pané --|tFirst descriptions of the land, first violence
against its people /|rChristopher Columbus --|tDeath of
the Spanish at Navidad /|rDiego Alvarez Chanca --|tThe
first Christian converts and martyrs in the new world /
|rRamón Pané --|tFounding Santo Domingo /|rAntonio de
Herrera y Tordesillas --|tThe Indian monarchs /|rLuís
Joseph Peguero --|tCriminals as kings /|rBartolomé de Las
Casas --|tA voice in the wilderness: brother Antonio
Montesino /|rBartolomé de Las Casas --|tThe Royal response
/|rFerdinand I --|tPirates, governors, and slaves --|tLas
Casas blamed for the African slave trade /|rAugustus
Francis MacNutt --|tThe slave problem in Santo Domingo /
|rAlvaro de Castro --|tLemba and the Maroons of Hispaniola
/|rAlonso López de Cerrato --|tFrancis Drake's sacking of
Santo Domingo /|rWalter Bigges --|tColonial delinquency /
|rCarlos Esteban Deive --|tThe bulls /|rFlérida de Nolasco
--|tThe buccaneers of Hispaniola /|rAlexander O.
Exquemelin --|tBusiness deals with the buccaneers /|rJean-
Baptiste Labat --|tThe idea of value on Hispaniola /
|rAntonio Sánchez Valverde --|tRevolutions --|tThe
monteros and the guerreros /|rManuel Vicente Hernández
González --|tThe border Maroons of Le Maniel /|rMédéric
Louis Élie Moreau de Saint-Méry --|tThe people-eater /
|rRaymundo González --|tThe Boca Nigua revolt /|rDavid
Patrick Geggus --|tHayti and San Domingo /|rJames Franklin
--|tToussaint's conquest /|rJonathan Brown --|tAfter the
war, tertulias /|rWilliam Walton Jr. --|tStupid Spain /
|rCarlos Urrutia de Montoya --|tThe Dominican bolívar /
|rJosé Nuñez de Cáceres --|tProfane bell bottoms /|rCésar
Nicolás Penson --|tDominicans unite! /|rLa Trinitaria --
|tCaudillos and empires --|tPedro Santana /|rMiguel Ángel
Monclús --|tThe caudillo of the South /|rBuenaventura Báez
--|tIn the army camp at Bermejo /|rPedro Francisco Bonó --
|tThe war of the restoration /|rCarlos Vargas --|tSpanish
recolonization: a postmortem, US Commission of Inquiry to
Santo Domingo --|tMaking the case for US annexation /
|rUlysses S. Grant --|tDominican support for annexation,
US Commission of Inquiry to Santo Domingo --|tOpposition
to US annexation /|rJustin S. Morrill --|tDominican
nationalism versus annexation /|rGregorio Luperón --|tA
lesson in "quiet good-breeding" /|rSamuel Hazard --
|tMartí's travel notes /|rJosé Martí --|tUlises "Lilís"
Heureaux /|rAmérico Lugo --|tYour friend, Ulises /|rUlises
Heureaux --|tThe idea of the nation: order and progress --
|tStreet people and godparents /|rLuis Emilio Gómez Alfau
--|tFrom Paris to Santo Domingo /|rFrancisco Moscoso
Puello --|tPublic enemies: the revolutionary and the pig /
|rEmiliano Tejera --|tThe "master of décimas" /|rJuan
Antonio Alix --|tBarriers to progress: revolutions,
diseases, holidays, and cockfights /|rPedro Francisco Bonó
--|tFood, race, and nation /|rLauren Derby --|tTobacco to
the rescue /|rPedro Francisco Bonó --|tPatrons, peasants,
and tobacco /|rMichiel Baud --|tSalomé, Salomé /|rUreña de
Henríquez --|tThe case for commerce, 1907, Dominican
Department of Promotion and public works --|tDollars,
gunboats, and bullets --|tUneasiness about the US
Government /|rEmiliano Tejera.
505 00 |tAIn the midst of revolution, US receivership of
Dominican customs --|tGavilleros, listín diario --|tA
resignation and a machine gun /|rFrederic Wise and Meigs
O. Frost --|tThe "water torture" and other abuses, US
senate, hearings before a select committee on Haiti and
Santo Domingo --|tThe land of bullet holes /|rHarry Franck
--|tAmerican sugar kingdom /|rCésar J. Ayala --|tThe
universal negro improvement association in San Pedro de
Macorís, officers and members of the association --|tThe
crime of Wilson /|rFabio Fiallo --|tThe era of Trujillo --
|tThe Haitian massacre /|rEyewitnesses --|tMessage to
Dominican women /|rDarío Contreras --|tThe sugar strike of
1946 /|rRoberto Cassá --|tInformal resistance on a
Dominican sugar plantation /|rCatherine C. LeGrand --
|tBiography of a great leader /|rAbelardo Nanita --|tA
diplomat's diagnosis of the dictator /|rRichard A. Johnson
--|tA British view of the dictatorship /|rW. W. McVittie -
-|tExile invasions, anonymous /|rArmed Forces Magazine --
|tI am Minerva! /|rMu-Kien Adriana Sang --|tThe long
transition to democracy --|t"Basta ya!": a peasant woman
speaks out /|rAurora Rosado --|tWithout begging god /
|rJoaquín Balaguer --|tThe masters /|rJuan Bosch --|tThe
rise and demise of democracy, CIA reports, 1961-1963 --
|t"Ni mató, ni robó" /|rJuan Bosch --|tFashion police /
|rElías Wessin y Wessin --|tThe revolution of the Magi /
|rJosé Francisco Peña Gómez --|tUnited States intervention
in the revolution of 1965 /|rWilliam Bennett --|tThe
president of the United States chooses the next president
of the Dominican Republic /|rLyndon Johnson --|tOperation
power pack /|rLawrence A. Yates --|tThe twelve years /
|rCIA Special Report --|tWhy not, Dr. Balaguer? /|rOrlando
Martínez --|tDominican, cut the cane! /|rState Sugar
Council --|tThe blind caudillo /|rAnonymous --|tThe "eat
alones" of the liberation party /|rAndres L. Mateo --|tThe
election of 2000 /|rCentral Election Commission --|tThe
sour taste of US-Dominican sugar policy /|rMatt Peterson -
-|tLeonel, Fidel, and Barack, Leonel Fernández, Fidel
Castro, and Barack Obama --|tReligious practices --
|tMercedes /|rFlérida de Nolasco --|tAltagracia /
|rAnonymous --|tThe Catholic bishops say no to the
dictator, the five bishops of the Dominican Republic --
|tLiberation theology /|rOctavio A. Beras --|tTo die in
Villa Mella /|rCarlos Hernández Soto --|tA tire blowout
gives entry into the world of spiritism /|rMartha Ellen
Davis --|tDíos Olivorio Mateo: the living god, interview
with Irio Leonel Ramírez López --|tJesus is calling you /
|rFrances Jane "Fanny" Crosby --|tPopular culture --
|tCarnival and holy week /|rLuis Emilio Gómez Alfau --
|tTribulations of Dominican racial identity /|rSilvio
Torres-Saillant --|tOrigins of merengue and musical
instruments of the republic /|rJ. M. Coopersmith --
|tDominican music on the world stage: Eduardo Brito /
|rArístides Incháustegui --|tThe people call all of it
merengue /|rJohnny Ventura --|tA bachata party /|rJulio
Arzeno --|tThe tiger /|rRafael Damirón --|tLa montería:
the hunt for wild pigs and goats /|rMartha Ellen Davis --
|tEveryday life in a poor barrio /|rTahira Vargas --|tThe
name is the same as the person /|rJosé Labourt --|tJuan
Luis Guerra: I hope it rains . . . /|rEric Paul Roorda --
|tThe Dominican diaspora --|tThe first immigrant to
Manhattan, 1613: Jan Rodrigues /|rCrew Members of the
Jonge Tobias and Fortuyn --|tPlayer to be named later:
Osvaldo/Ossie/Ozzie Virgil /|rFirst Dominican Major-
Leaguer /|rEnrique Rojas --|tThe Dominican dandy: Juan
Marichal /|rRob Ruck --|tThe queen of merengue /|rMilly
Quezada --|tDominican hip-hop in Spain /|rArianna Puello -
-|tBlack women are confusing, but the hair lets you know /
|rGinetta Candelario --|tLos Domincanyorks /|rLuis
Guarnizo --|tThe Yola /|rMilagros Ricourt --|tThe
Dominican who won the Kentucky Derby /|rJoel Rosario --
|tYou know you're Dominican? /|rAnonymous.
651 0 Dominican Republic|xCivilization.
651 0 Dominican Republic|xHistory.
651 0 Dominican Republic|xSocial life and customs.
700 1 Roorda, Eric.
700 1 Derby, Lauren.
700 1 González, Raymundo.
830 0 Latin America readers.
938 YBP Library Services|bYANK|n11182765
938 Baker and Taylor|bBTCP|nBK0013848465
938 Brodart|bBROD|n106859897
994 01|bSTJ
