English-speaking communities in Latin America
By: edited by Oliver Marshall
Contributors: Marshall, Oliver, 1957-
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 387
Subjects: British -- Latin America -- History; West Indians -- Latin America -- History; Latin America -- Civilization -- British influences
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: A community of purpose: British cultural influence during the Spanish American Wars for Independence / Karen Racine; title: The British community of Bahia, Brazil, 1810-1823 / Louise Guenther; title: From speculative to substantive boom: the British in Mexico, 1821-1911 / Barbara A. Tenenbaum and James N. McElveen; title: The formation of Hiberno-Argentine society / Patrick McKenna; title: Conflict in the Pailón: the British experience in Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador, 1860-1914 / Geoffrey Fisher; title: The Anglo-Argentines: work, family and identity (1860-1914) / Deborah Jakubs; title: New nations and old identities: the Anglo-Argentines and the South Atlantic conflict / Florencia Cortés-Conde; title: The British communities in nineteenth-century Chile: engagement and isolation / John Mayo; title: The British and their descendants in Chilean Patagonia / Laurie Nock; title: Imagining Brazil: the recruitment of English labourers as Brazilian colonos / Oliver Marshall; title: British football with a Brazilian beat: the early history of a national pastime (1894-1933) / Darién J. Davis; title: The Bay Islands English: stages in the evolution of a cultural identity / Ross A. Graham; title: Identity in transition: from West Indian immigrant to Afro-Costarricense / Ronald N. Harpelle; title: San Andrés: an islander comeback? / Jim Ross