Una difícil centralidad : El clima político en Tucumán en tiempos del Congreso

La singular coyuntura de los años 1814-1816 enmarca la actividad del Congreso de Tucumán. Ante un escenario internacional de restauración monárquica y un contexto rioplatense signado por el levantamiento de Fontezuelas, el Congreso y el nuevo director supremo emanado del mismo dirigen sus acciones a consolidar su legitimidad y garantizar la gobernabilidad de los pueblos asistentes. Las sesiones secretas actúan como caja de resonancia de los múltiples frentes de intervención. El presente trabajo permite realizar un balance historiográfico del estado actual de los estudios sobre el Congreso en su etapa tucumana, aportando una lectura desde una fuente poco explorada

El Congreso de Tucumán, el movimiento de pueblo de La Rioja y la intervención militar de Alejandro Heredia : ¿Escenas del enfrenamiento entre centralistas y federales en el Interior de las Provincias Unidas?

El presente artículo analiza la conflictividad política en La Rioja a partir del "movimiento de pueblo", encabezado por Javier Villafañe en abril de 1816, y que buscaba reemplazar al Gobernador Ramón Brizuela y Doria. Estos sucesos, que tuvieron lugar en simultáneo al inicio de las sesiones del Congreso de Tucumán, estuvieron vinculados a la expansión de las ideas federales y autonomistas en el interior de las Provincias Unidas y a las disputas que se produjeron en torno a la organización política del nuevo estado y en torno quien debía asumir la conducción del proceso revolucionario. Nos aproximamos a esta cuestión a partir del análisis de la documentación que generó la comisión del teniente coronel Alejandro Heredia, designado para restablecer el orden en La Rioja, pero también, a partir del análisis de las intervenciones de las autoridades centrales y del gobernador de Córdoba. Para eso, hemos trabajado con material existente en el Archivo General de la Nación, en el Archivo Histórico de la Provincia de Córdoba y diversa documentación editada referida al Congreso de Tucumán

Una difícil centralidad : El clima político en Tucumán en tiempos del Congreso

La singular coyuntura de los años 1814-1816 enmarca la actividad del Congreso de Tucumán. Ante un escenario internacional de restauración monárquica y un contexto rioplatense signado por el levantamiento de Fontezuelas, el Congreso y el nuevo director supremo emanado del mismo dirigen sus acciones a consolidar su legitimidad y garantizar la gobernabilidad de los pueblos asistentes. Las sesiones secretas actúan como caja de resonancia de los múltiples frentes de intervención. El presente trabajo permite realizar un balance historiográfico del estado actual de los estudios sobre el Congreso en su etapa tucumana, aportando una lectura desde una fuente poco explorada

Proceedings of the International Mathematical Congress held ..

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Register of debates in Congress; comprising the leading debates and incidents of the second session of the Eighteenth Congress: [Dec. 6, 1824, to the first session of the Twenty-fifth Congress, Oct. 16, 1837] together with an appendix, containing the most important state papers and public documents to which the session has given birth: to which are added, the laws enacted during the session, with a copious index to the whole ...

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Year book of the International Farm Congress : including the proceedings of the ... annual sessions.

Description based on: 15th (1920).

Register of officers and agents, civil, military, and naval, in the service of the United States, on the ... : showing the state or territory from which each person was appointed to office, the state or country in which he was born, and the compensation, pay, and emoluments allowed to each; together with the names and compensation of all printers in any way employed by Congress, or any department or officer of the government.

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Transactions of the second International Actuarial Congress, held in the hall of the Institute of Actuaries, Staple Inn, Holborn, London, May 16 to 20, 1898.

Papers in English, French or German. Most of those in French and German are accompanied by English translation.

Report of proceedings of the XIIth congress, Philadelphia, 1912.

At head of title: Permanent international association of navigation congresses.

Pan American highway congress. Remarks in the Senate of the United States October 8, 1929

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Reports of the sub-committees appointed by the American committee from its own members assisted by associates, for the fourth session of the congress to be held in London, September 17, 1888.

At head of title: International congress of geologists. American committee ...

Merchant marine policies, practices, and problems of labor, management and government : statement of CIO Maritime Committee before Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee House of Representative, United States Congress, presented by Joseph Curran, July 13, 1955.

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Fair labor standards fact sheets in support of proposed amendments to the Fair labor standards act in the eighty-fourth Congress.

Solomon Barkin, Chairman.

Plat of that tract of country in the territory northwest of the Ohio appropriated for military services and described in the Act of Congress untitled "An act regulating the grants of land appropriated for military services and for the Society of United Brethren for propagating the gospel among the heathen" /

"Part of the seven ranges survey'd agreeable to the ordinance of congress of May 20th, 1785."

Preface - Special issue on environmental toxicology of metals and metalloids

Following the Ninth International Congress of Toxicology (ICT-IX) and its satellite meeting ‘The International Conference on the Environmental Toxicology of Metals and Metalloids’ held in 2001 in Australia, a special issue on Arsenic was published in July 2002 (Toxicology Letters, 133(1), 1–120, 2002). We felt that it was timely to follow up with a special issue covering a wider range of metals and metalloids. Participants from the above conferences were invited to contribute to this special issue on ‘Environmental Toxicology of Metals and Metalloids’. This special issue consists of 11 manuscripts, representing up to date studies on a number of important harmful elements including aluminium, arsenic, cadmium, selenium, tin (tributyltin) and zinc. It illustrates the multidisciplinary nature of modern research in environmental toxicology involving chemical, biological and molecular technological approaches. It has been our great pleasure to produce this special issue. We would like to thank the authors for their contributions. We greatly appreciate the guidance and assistance provided by Dr J.P. Kehrer (Managing Editor), Dr Lulu Stader (Senior Publishing Editor) and their colleagues at Elsevier Science.