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JOSE MARIA CHACON Y CALVO. VISION DE AUTORES ESPAÑOLES.
199821x14. 125p. Centro de Estudios Hispánicos José María Chacón y Calvo. Pról. y Sel. M. Iturria Savón.
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Mosca-ed. Novosti, 1976 in 16° pp. 108. Contiene: Discorso di Fidel Castro; Messaggio del Comitato centrale dell’Urss; Messaggio di Brezhnev; Discorso di Suslov. Brossura edit. a colori.
199821x14. 125p. Centro de Estudios Hispánicos José María Chacón y Calvo. Pról. y Sel. M. Iturria Savón.
2003Mm 130x185 Brossura editoriale di pagine 106, Seminario internazionale dei Democratici di Sinistra, 26 maggio 2003. prefazione di Piero Fassino. Esemplare in ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
196818x11. 258p. Prólg. Selecc. y notas de J. M. Caballero Bonald.
196223x15. 143p. G. Cabrera Infante, A. Carpentier, Lidia Cabrera, J. Castellanos, A. Hernández Catá, E. Serpa, Pablo de la Torriente Brau, E. Diego, ...
1981Collana “Ricerche”, 86. Un volume di VIII-226 pagine, brossura editoriale illustrata. Dimensioni: 15,5x21 cm. Minime tracce d'uso alla brossura, per il resto ottime condizioni. Prima edizione.
Cuba, La Habana, Cultural S.A. 1935. In 8°pp.212n.+18nn. con 4 Tavv.illustr.f.t.(Vecchia riparaz. Al frontespizio). Bross.editoriale.
1900AA.VV 1983. Numero especial. , Universad de La Habana 1900, Condizioni mediocri: copertina sporca con segni di usura ai margini, dorso con segni di usura, tagli ingialliti, pagine ingiallite, scritte a matita all'interno del libr Mediocre (Poor) . 238
1974In 8, pp. 194 + (6) con ill. n.t. raff. varie tipologie di fiori. Br. ed. ill. Numero di questa rivista cubana. All'interno poesie e testi di Francisco Garzon Cespedes, Manuel Rojas, Blas de Otero, Bernardo Kordon, Ricardo Morales, Mahfud Massis, Jorge Suarez...'The journal Casa de las Americas has had an undeniable impact on Latin America literary life, publishing important cultural and philosophical texts. Its editor since 1965 has been Roberto Fernandez Retamar, who also took over the Presidency of the Casa in 1986 from painter Mariano Rodriguez...' (Encyclopedia of Latin American and Caribbean Literature, 1900-2003, p. 120).
2004COME NUOVO, LIEVISSIMI SEGNI DEL TEMPO. Il volume raccoglie contributi di alcuni fra i maggiori esperti delle vicende e del pensiero del Che, recensioni e schede di libri usciti di recente, testimonianze e inediti, alternando come di consueto testi di stampo storiografico ad altri più attenti a tematiche artistiche, con particolare attenzione a cinema e poesia. Informazioni bibliografiche Titolo: Che Guevara. Quaderni della Fondazione «Ernesto Che Guevara», Volume 5. 2002/3 Contenuti: Speciale il Che scrittore di Nicola Le rose; Los Cuadernos de Praga, a cura di Orlando Borrego Editore: Bolsena (VT): Massari, 2004 ISBN: 8845701875, 9788845701870 Lunghezza: 400 pagine; ill. ; 23 cm Soggetti: Politica, Attivismo politico, Gruppi e movimenti rivoluzionari, Storia, Marxismo, Comunismo, Lotta politica, Ideologie, Cuba, Fidel Castro, Hasta siempre Comandante, José Saramago, Subcomandante Marcos, Chapas, Frei Betto, America Latina, Sudamerica, Diario di Bolivia, Korda, Masetti, Thomas Sankara, Rivoluzione burkinabè, Camilo Cienfuegos, Walter Romero, Guevarismo, Guerriglia, Anni '60, Liberazione, Movimenti, Indipendenza, Corea, Discorso all'ONU, Canzoni, Bolivia, Argentina, Angola, José Marti, Embargo, Cinema, Diari della motocicletta, Documentari, Riviste
1979Mm 140x210 Volume nella sua brossura originale, 240 pagine con illustrazioni in nero nel testo. Opera in buone condizioni. Testo in portoghese. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1976Mm 145x210 Brossura editoriale di paginaziobe da pag. 333 a 475. Opera in buone condizioni. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
1972Mm 160x215 Rivista "Ombre Rosse". Brossura editoriale con bandelle, 119 pagine. Firma d'appartenenza, qualche rado segno a penna, peraltro buona copia. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
1983in-4°, pp. 428 con numerose ill. e disegni n.t. di R. Martinez. Leg. edit. con sovrac. figurata. Tracce del tempo e d'uso sulla sovrac. Buono l'interno.
1995Mm 215x280 Catalogo della mostra del Museo Nacional de CUba. Brossura editoriale con bandelle di pp. 95 con illustrazioni a colori, in ottimo stato. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
2004Mm 235x230 Brossura editoriale di pp. 47, con tavole a colori delle opere di Jorge Luis Santos Lopez. In ottimo stato. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
rif. 32534Editions sociales, 1975. Format poche. Bon etat.
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1938rif. Q988Made by hand 1938-1940. Very good. Cord bound hardcover scrap book 14.5 x 12.5 inches. With ephemera from two trips: the first to Europe Ireland Scotland and France in August 1938 sailing from Boston to Cobh County Cork Ireland aboard the S. S. California ship operated by Anchor Line. 7 leaves of ephemera from Dublin Edinburgh Paris and Reims. Used on both sides the first 5 leaves are split at the gutter because of the fragility of the paper but remain loosely inserted. The second trip chronicled is to Cuba in September-October 1940 with Clyde-Mallory Lines sailing from Miami to Havana aboard the "Shawnee" first class. Ephemera from the trips include luggage tags hotel bills postcards telegrams theater tickets programs menus etc. There's also a guide to Esperanto etc and two unusual but beautiful crepe paper items possibly hats. The original owner's surname has been redacted throughout but was a First-Class traveler from Massachusetts. Nice collection. Shipping for this item will be charged at-cost. Made by hand hardcover
1873rif. 12720Cuba 1873. Twelve manuscript documents on folio sheets approximately 8.5 x 12.5 inches all with official rubber-stamped seal. Small pinholes along left margin light wear occasional chipping to edges some ink bleed and light damp staining. Overall very good. A collection of documents recording the liberation or attempted liberation of numerous men women teenagers and a child from enslavement. The child is but seven years old while the remaining slaves range from fifteen to fifty-seven years old. The slave trade ended in Cuba around 1867 but the practice of owning slaves remained legal until 1880 and then was abolished completely by Spanish decree in 1886. Cuba was the penultimate country to outlaw slavery in the western hemisphere beating Brazil to formal abolishment by two years. Even before the official abolition of slavery in Cuba African or criollo slaves were manumitted by a variety of owners and at various costs as evidenced here especially after the practice of importing Chinese indentured servants began. Each of the present documents names the slaveholder and the slave granted "libertad" along with the cost in escudos or pesetas of that liberty. The slaves liberated here are as follows: 1 Luis criollo 7 years old for the sum of 28 pesos 2 Maria Antonia part criolla 20 years old for the sum of 2500 pesetas 3 Catalina morena de Africa 41 years old for c.200 pesetas 4 Lorenzo moreno criollo 21 years old for 2500 pesetas 5 Lucia morena criolla 15 years old for 320 pesos or 1600 pesetas 6 Frigidae "negro.de Africae" 56 years old 7 Augusto criollo 19 years old for 1750 pesetas 8 Marta criolla 16 years old for 1621 pesetas 9 Gil moreno de Africa 57 years old for 1500 pesos 10 Carmita morena criolla 20 years old for 1750 pesetas 11 Augustina Prieto morena criolla 30 years old for 1750 pesetas 12 Edwigio 39 criolla; Lazara 36 criolla; and Maria Leoncia 15 criolla for 2000 pesetas. These Cuban slave manumissions are offered with one 1844 manumission document liberating a slave in Spain totaling two pages and measuring about 8.5 x 13.5 inches. The document also has three rubber-stamped official seals at the head noting Isabella II. This document appears to free slave Nicolas 25 years old for the sum of 400 pesos and is signed November 5 1844. unknown books
1873rif. 12720Cuba 1873. Twelve manuscript documents on folio sheets approximately 8.5 x 12.5 inches all with official rubber-stamped seal. Small pinholes along left margin light wear occasional chipping to edges some ink bleed and light damp staining. Overall very good. A collection of documents recording the liberation or attempted liberation of numerous men women teenagers and a child from enslavement. The child is but seven years old while the remaining slaves range from fifteen to fifty-seven years old. The slave trade ended in Cuba around 1867 but the practice of owning slaves remained legal until 1880 and then was abolished completely by Spanish decree in 1886. Cuba was the penultimate country to outlaw slavery in the western hemisphere beating Brazil to formal abolishment by two years. Even before the official abolition of slavery in Cuba African or criollo slaves were manumitted by a variety of owners and at various costs as evidenced here especially after the practice of importing Chinese indentured servants began. Each of the present documents names the slaveholder and the slave granted "libertad" along with the cost in escudos or pesetas of that liberty. The slaves liberated here are as follows: 1 Luis criollo 7 years old for the sum of 28 pesos 2 Maria Antonia part criolla 20 years old for the sum of 2500 pesetas 3 Catalina morena de Africa 41 years old for c.200 pesetas 4 Lorenzo moreno criollo 21 years old for 2500 pesetas 5 Lucia morena criolla 15 years old for 320 pesos or 1600 pesetas 6 Frigidae "negro.de Africae" 56 years old 7 Augusto criollo 19 years old for 1750 pesetas 8 Marta criolla 16 years old for 1621 pesetas 9 Gil moreno de Africa 57 years old for 1500 pesos 10 Carmita morena criolla 20 years old for 1750 pesetas 11 Augustina Prieto morena criolla 30 years old for 1750 pesetas 12 Edwigio 39 criolla; Lazara 36 criolla; and Maria Leoncia 15 criolla for 2000 pesetas. These Cuban slave manumissions are offered with one 1844 manumission document liberating a slave in Spain totaling two pages and measuring about 8.5 x 13.5 inches. The document also has three rubber-stamped official seals at the head noting Isabella II. This document appears to free slave Nicolas 25 years old for the sum of 400 pesos and is signed November 5 1844. unknown
1866rif. 4747Havana: July 10 1866. Good. 3pp. on a bifolium. Separated at fold. Some wear to edge of first leaf cause some minor loss to text. A few scattered tape repairs and reattachments. Some offsetting. A colonial Spanish manuscript slave manifest for the steamship Cristobal Colon carrying dozens of enslaved Africans from Bailen to Partido del Cano both in Cuba. The text at the head reads as follows: "Nomina de los Africano bozales que conducten el vapor Cristobol Colon embarcado hoy a las siete de la mañana por el muelle de Bailen con destino al Partido del Cano unos de la propridad de D. José Rafael Diaz y otros de D. José Garcia y por encargo de sus dueños los custodia D. Juan Antonio Sanchez Bustamante y este individuo tiene biencia annal del Partido de Consolacion del Sur." Bailen is on the southern coast of Cuba north of the Isle of Pines; "El Cano" seems to have been a plantation outside of Havana while Consolacion del Sur is coastal town in the Pinar del Rio region of Cuba. The manifest lists 133 "Africanos bozales" that is slaves who could not speak Spanish in two or three columns separated between men "varones" and women "hembras" - their assigned names are given generally of Christian origin but with some range e.g "Ciforiana" "Liborio" and "Dionisia." Their ages are given one as young as nine several in their late thirties but most in their teens to early thirties. An additional leaf signed from Manila and dated July 10 1866 notes that although 133 people were sent only 115 survived the journey and lists the names of those who perished. July 10 books
1866rif. 4747Havana: July 10 1866. Good. 3pp. on a bifolium. Separated at fold. Some wear to edge of first leaf cause some minor loss to text. A few scattered tape repairs and reattachments. Some offsetting. A colonial Spanish manuscript slave manifest for the steamship Cristobal Colon carrying dozens of enslaved Africans from Bailen to Partido del Cano both in Cuba. The text at the head reads as follows: "Nomina de los Africano bozales que conducten el vapor Cristobol Colon embarcado hoy a las siete de la mañana por el muelle de Bailen con destino al Partido del Cano unos de la propridad de D. José Rafael Diaz y otros de D. José Garcia y por encargo de sus dueños los custodia D. Juan Antonio Sanchez Bustamante y este individuo tiene biencia annal del Partido de Consolacion del Sur." Bailen is on the southern coast of Cuba north of the Isle of Pines; "El Cano" seems to have been a plantation outside of Havana while Consolacion del Sur is coastal town in the Pinar del Rio region of Cuba. The manifest lists 133 "Africanos bozales" that is slaves who could not speak Spanish in two or three columns separated between men "varones" and women "hembras" - their assigned names are given generally of Christian origin but with some range e.g "Ciforiana" "Liborio" and "Dionisia." Their ages are given one as young as nine several in their late thirties but most in their teens to early thirties. An additional leaf signed from Manila and dated July 10 1866 notes that although 133 people were sent only 115 survived the journey and lists the names of those who perished. July 10
rif. 1325La Habana. Janvier-avril 1964. Grand in-8° carré broché. 156 pages.
