Martirologio de la Iglesia chilena

"Very good work of 20th century social history draws on photographs, life histories, and documents to analyze patterns of gender differentiation and work on large rural farms"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.

The exhibition is centered in the period when Chile was part of the Tawantinsuyu territory, the largest Pre-Columbian empire of the Americas, covering more than 12000 miles from the south of Colombia to central Chile. During the 15th century emperor Topa Inka Yupanqui conquered the territory that is now Chile and until the arrival of the Spanish conquerors, the territories of northern and central Chile were governed by Inca emperors and leaving behind and important language legacy. The exhibition includes archaeological metal, textile and stone pieces from diverse museums in Peru: Museo...

"Splendid work on the pre-Popular Front era, particularly the activities of Gustavo Ross Santa María and the election of Aguirre Cerda. Ross managed to improve the economy and reduce Chile's foreign debt through a variety of schemes, including fleecing the foreign bond holders. Relying heavily on primary sources, this is required reading for political and diplomatic historians"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

"Christián Larroulet, Juan Andrés Fontaine, Andrés Concha, Patricia Matte, Rosa Camhi, Antonio Sancho, Mercedes Cifuentes, Claudio Osorio, Juan Eduardo Errázuriz, and Rosanna Costa describe the macroeconomic policies, the reforms in education, health and justice, the infrastructure requirements, the new export phase, and the policies to remove poverty and establish an efficient State, which are necessary to advance a free society during the new era of Chilean democracy"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.