- Joaquín García
Icazbalceta (August 21, 1824 –
November 26, 1894) was a
Mexican philologist and historian. He
edited writings by
Mexican writers who preceded...
- late
sixteenth century, but not
published until 1870 by Joaquín García
Icazbalceta,
which recounts the
history of
Franciscan evangelization in the colony...
- Resurgent:
Fredericksburg to Chancellorsville. p. 29. Joaquín García
Icazbalceta. "Vocabulario de mexicanismos :
comprobado con
ejemplos y
comparado con...
- Huerta, L.; López-Balderas, N.; Rivera-Toledo, E.; Sandoval, G.; Gȑmez-
Icazbalceta, G.; Villarreal, C.; Lamoyi, E.; Larralde, C. (2009). "HIV-Envelope–Dependent...
- de Motolinia: m****crito de la colección del señor don Joaquín García
Icazbalceta (in Spanish). Méjico: En casa del editor. OCLC 929457. Quiñones Keber...
-
Indies and the good
treatment and
preservation of the Indians) García
Icazbalceta, Joaquín "Colección de do****entos para la
historia de México" "Leyes...
-
Mexicanismos (1899),
Mexican historian and
philologist Joaquín García
Icazbalceta defined the
bozal or
bozalillo (known as a "bosalita" in the USA) as:...
- of the physical, real
existence of a person." In 1883 Joaquín García
Icazbalceta,
historian and
biographer of Zumárraga, in a
confidential report on the...
- Pimentel,
Antonio García Cubas,
Manuel Orozco y Berra, Joaquín García
Icazbalceta, and
Francisco del Paso y
Troncoso contributing significantly to the...
- nineteenth-century
Mexican scholars Francisco del Paso y
Troncoso and Joaquín García
Icazbalceta. The m****cript
became part of the
collection of the
library in Florence...
