South American dictators during the first century of independence.
By: edited by A. Curtis Wilgus, PH. D.
Contributors: Wilgus, A. Curtis 1897-1981, ed.
Series: Studies in Hispanic American affairs, ed. by A. C. Wilgus.; vol. v, 1936
Publisher: The George Washington university press
Published: 1937
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 502
Subjects: Dictators; South America -- History -- 1830-; South America -- Politics and government -- 1830-
Notes: "A symposium embracing lectures given before the fifth Seminar conference on Hispanic American affairs held during the summer session of 1936 at the George Washington university."-Pref.
Table of contents: title: Introduction. The Hispanic American dictator, by A. C. Wilgus. Monarchy or republic? By J. F. Rippy. The anguish of Bolívar, by J. F. Rippy.-The dictators of Argentina. Paraguay, Uruguay, and Chile, by L. W. Bealer.-The dictators of Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador, by N. A. N. Cleven.-The dictators of Colombia and Venezuela, by J. F. Rippy.-The dictators of Brazil, by A. K. Manchester.-Appendix. juan Manuel de Rosas and the church, by A. R. Wright.