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050 00 $aF1935$b.D66 2014
082 00 $a972.93$223
245 04 $aThe Dominican Republic reader :$bhistory, culture, politics /$cEric Paul Roorda, Lauren Derby, and Raymundo Gonza lez, editors.
264 1 $aDurham ;$aLondon :$bDuke University Press,$c2014.
264 4 $c℗♭2014
300 $axv, 536 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :$billustrations, maps ;$c24 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
490 1 $aThe Latin America readers
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 507-514) and index.
505 00 $tEuropean encounters --$tThe people who greeted Columbus /$rIrving Rouse --$tReligion of the Tai no people /$rRamo n Pane --$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 /$rRamo n Pane --$tFounding Santo Domingo /$rAntonio de Herrera y Tordesillas --$tThe Indian monarchs /$rLui s Joseph Peguero --$tCriminals as kings /$rBartolome de Las Casas --$tA voice in the wilderness: brother Antonio Montesino /$rBartolome de Las Casas --$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 Lo pez de Cerrato --$tFrancis Drake's sacking of Santo Domingo /$rWalter Bigges --$tColonial delinquency /$rCarlos Esteban Deive --$tThe bulls /$rFle rida de Nolasco --$tThe buccaneers of Hispaniola /$rAlexander O. Exquemelin --$tBusiness deals with the buccaneers /$rJean-Baptiste Labat --$tThe idea of value on Hispaniola /$rAntonio Sa nchez Valverde --$tRevolutions --$tThe monteros and the guerreros /$rManuel Vicente Herna ndez Gonza lez --$tThe border Maroons of Le Maniel /$rMe de ric Louis E lie Moreau de Saint-Me ry --$tThe people-eater /$rRaymundo Gonza lez --$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 boli var /$rJose Nun ez de Ca ceres --$tProfane bell bottoms /$rCe sar Nicola s Penson --$tDominicans unite! /$rLa Trinitaria --$tCaudillos and empires --$tPedro Santana /$rMiguel A ngel Monclu s --$tThe caudillo of the South /$rBuenaventura Ba ez --$tIn the army camp at Bermejo /$rPedro Francisco Bono --$tThe war of the restoration /$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 Lupero n --$tA lesson in "quiet good-breeding" /$rSamuel Hazard --$tMarti 's travel notes /$rJose Marti --$tUlises "Lili s" Heureaux /$rAme rico Lugo --$tYour friend, Ulises /$rUlises Heureaux --$tThe idea of the nation: order and progress --$tStreet people and godparents /$rLuis Emilio Go mez Alfau --$tFrom Paris to Santo Domingo /$rFrancisco Moscoso Puello --$tPublic enemies: the revolutionary and the pig /$rEmiliano Tejera --$tThe "master of de cimas" /$rJuan Antonio Alix --$tBarriers to progress: revolutions, diseases, holidays, and cockfights /$rPedro Francisco Bono --$tFood, race, and nation /$rLauren Derby --$tTobacco to the rescue /$rPedro Francisco Bono --$tPatrons, peasants, and tobacco /$rMichiel Baud --$tSalome , Salome /$rUren a de Henri quez --$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, listi n 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 /$rCe sar J. Ayala --$tThe universal negro improvement association in San Pedro de Macori s, officers and members of the association --$tThe crime of Wilson /$rFabio Fiallo --$tThe era of Trujillo --$tThe Haitian massacre /$rEyewitnesses --$tMessage to Dominican women /$rDari o Contreras --$tThe sugar strike of 1946 /$rRoberto Cassa --$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 --$tWithout begging god /$rJoaqui n Balaguer --$tThe masters /$rJuan Bosch --$tThe rise and demise of democracy, CIA reports, 1961-1963 --$t"Ni mato , ni robo " /$rJuan Bosch --$tFashion police /$rEli as Wessin y Wessin --$tThe revolution of the Magi /$rJose Francisco Pen a Go mez --$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? /$rOrlando Marti nez --$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 Ferna ndez, Fidel Castro, and Barack Obama --$tReligious practices --$tMercedes /$rFle rida de Nolasco --$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 Herna ndez Soto --$tA tire blowout gives entry into the world of spiritism /$rMartha Ellen Davis --$tDi os Olivorio Mateo: the living god, interview with Irio Leonel Rami rez Lo pez --$tJesus is calling you /$rFrances Jane "Fanny" Crosby --$tPopular culture --$tCarnival and holy week /$rLuis Emilio Go mez Alfau --$tTribulations of Dominican racial identity /$rSilvio Torres-Saillant --$tOrigins of merengue and musical instruments of the republic /$rJ. M. Coopersmith --$tDominican music on the world stage: Eduardo Brito /$rAri stides Incha ustegui --$tThe people call all of it merengue /$rJohnny Ventura --$tA bachata party /$rJulio Arzeno --$tThe tiger /$rRafael Damiro n --$tLa monteri a: the hunt for wild pigs and goats /$rMartha Ellen Davis --$tEveryday life in a poor barrio /$rTahira Vargas --$tThe name is the same as the person /$rJose 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 $aDominican Republic$xCivilization.
651 0 $aDominican Republic$xHistory.
651 0 $aDominican Republic$xSocial life and customs.
700 1 $aRoorda, Eric.
700 1 $aDerby, Lauren Hutchinson.
700 1 $aGonza lez, Raymundo.
830 0 $aLatin America readers.
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