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Scope and Contents Handwritten book of recipes by Carmen Landeta de Cuesta, of San Luis de Potosí. The recipes range from traditional entress of stes, meats, fish, pork, steaks, and desserts including cakes, candies, cookies, breads and icea cream. The foods span from recipe for Dulce de Leche, Cajeta de higo, meals like Asado en Cruda, Salsa del Asado, and Relleno de Pollo. There are breakfast recipes such as Papas con Huevos, soups like Sopa de Olla. The books also contain holiday dishes, such as Capirotada,...

Scope and Contents Handwritten book of recipes by Carmen Landeta de Cuesta, of San Luis de Potosí. The recipes range from traditional entress of stes, meats, fish, pork, steaks, and desserts including cakes, candies, cookies, breads and icea cream. The foods span from recipe for Dulce de Leche, Cajeta de higo, meals like Asado en Cruda, Salsa del Asado, and Relleno de Pollo. There are breakfast recipes such as Papas con Huevos, soups like Sopa de Olla. The books also contain holiday dishes, such as Capirotada,...

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An unrecorded article by the Venezuelan Marxist guerrilla on the eight ways that the guerrilla movement impacts the political process. In 1971, Márquez later helped found Movimiento al Socialismo, a democratic socialist party in Venezuela

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Manuscript notebook written in English by French-born Devil's Island prisoner Charles Soulages French concerning his confinement and eventual escape in 1941 from French Guiana. A cd of scanned documents from French colonial archives in Aix-en-Provence about Charles Soulages French is available, copyright not owned; research carried out by University of Florida graduate student Alyssa Gage (UF History Dept. ; summer 2013). A partial transcription by R. H. Cooper is available.

Scope and Contents The booklet covers several topics related to the production and management of the sugar cane liquor trade. The rules outlines who can open liquor factories and where they can be located. Moreover, the booklet also includes rules for the transportation of the product, the verification of its quality, the responsibility the producers have towards customs and tax collectors, and different ways to avoid fraud. This booklet also lays out the regulations for documentation of various details...

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Pastoral letter written by Francisco Antonio Lorenzana, Archbishop of Mexico, on November 28 1770, at the Archbishop's Palace in Mexico City, Mexico. Letter contains a brief written by Pope Clement XIV, in Latin and Spanish, condemning fornication, incest, and marriages of consanguinity.

Scope and Contents This text discusses the history of black communities in Panama starting from the early 16th century and records the various contributions they have made to Panamanian history, society, and culture, over the centuries. The book looks at the beginnings of Afro-Panamanians, their diverse origins, as well as how and why they came to Panama. Moreover, it highlights the historical events that shaped the lives of Afro-Panamanians. As they historically faced racism and discrimination, this book...

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Logbook with fourteen folios detailing the names of enslaved women who received medical treatment at the Hospital San Bartolomé, in Lima, Peru, during the year of 1813. Each record includes the date of admission and discharge, if the patient died, and the name and physical address of the slave's owner. The logbook only reflects the first name or assigned name of each enslaved woman admitted for medical care.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of four Spanish military dispatches from Cartagena de Indias, Colombia dated from 1816. The documents provide insight to the battles between the Spanish Army and the revolutionaries for the claim of New Granada. Specifically, these statements document the exchange between Spanish military, such as Lieutenant Coronel Donato Ruiz de Santa Cruz who claimed victory over several parts of Colombia, including Santa Fé (present day Bogotá) and Popayán. Moreover, the...

Scope and Contents From the File: This collection consists of four Spanish military dispatches from Cartagena de Indias, Colombia dated from 1816. The documents provide insight to the battles between the Spanish Army and the revolutionaries for the claim of New Granada. Specifically, these statements document the exchange between Spanish military, such as Lieutenant Coronel Donato Ruiz de Santa Cruz who claimed victory over several parts of Colombia, including Santa Fé (present day Bogotá) and Popayán. Moreover, the...