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Part II* The Anuario Histórico Jurídico Ecuatoriano

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  11 December 2015

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The Americas , Volume 34 , Issue 3 , January 1978 , pp. 419 - 423
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Copyright © Academy of American Franciscan History 1978

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In the October issue we began a detailed analysis of contents of the Anuario Histórico Jurídico Ecuatoriano by Michael T. Hamerly.

References

4 When Freile-Granizo, prepared the “Introducción a los Autos acordados de la Real Audiencia de Quito, 1578–1722,” only fifteen volumes were known (AHJE, 2, 17–18).Google Scholar Subsequently, however, he located another volume, which covers the years 1650–1756 ( Freile-Granizo, Juan Guía del Archivo Nacional de Historia [Guayaquil: Publicaciones del Archivo Histórico del Guayas, 1974], 55–56)Google Scholar; and it is possible that one or more others may yet be found. On their probable chronological coverage as well as the lacunae in the known autos acordados see Freile-Granizo, , “Introducción,” AHJE, 2, 18–22.Google Scholar

5 Archivo de la Curia Diocesana de Guayaquil, Comunicaciones, XLIV, fs. 6 and 9: Auto de división y erección (Daule, 15. I. 1866).

6 The most objective and well documented account of nineteenth-century politics in Ecuador is J.L.R. (José María Le Gouhir Raud), Historia de la República del Ecuador (3 vols.; Quito, 1920–1938), but see also Dávila, Luis Robalino, Orígenes del Ecuador de hoy, (8 vols.; Quito, 1948–1969Google Scholar; Puebla, 1967–1969), especially vol. 4, Garcia Moreno (1st. ed.; Quito, 1948).

7 On this point see Cubitt, David J. “Guerra y diplomacia en la República de Guayaquil, 1820–1822” Revista de Historia de América, 72 (julio/dic. 1971), 391–411,Google Scholar and Conniff, Michael L. “Guayaquil Through Independence: Urban Development in a Colonial System,” The Americas, 33:3 (Jan. 1977), 385–410,CrossRefGoogle Scholar 409.

8 Hurtado, Osvaldo for example, attempts a balanced overview of the past and present in El poder politico en el Ecuador (Quito: Ediciones de la Universidad Católica, 1977).Google Scholar