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"Drawing on archives in Mexico, Spain, Britain, and Texas as well as published sources, Fowler supplies a much-needed corrective to existing impressions of Santa Anna with this balanced and well-written work."--Library Journal--Stephen H. Peters"Library Journal" (11/15/2007)"[Santa Anna of Mexico] is carefully documented and well-written. Historians of Mexico on both sides of the border should read this excellent effort."--Joseph A. Stout, Jr./I>--Joseph A. Stout, Jr. "Journal of Arizona History ""Fowler has written an unsurpassed biography of one of Mexico's most famous leaders. Everyone with an interest in Mexican history should read it."--Donald F./I>--Donald F. Stevens "Journal of Latin American Studies ""This biography is a marvellous introduction to Santa Anna's life and times."--Matthew Brown, Bulletin of Latin American Research--Matthew Brown "Bulletin of Latin American Research ""Santa Ann of Mexico is a well-research and clearly written biography that provides an appreciation for the political complexity and volatility of Mexico and the man who led the nation during this turbulent period."--Ana Luisa Martinez-Catsam, Journal of Southern History --Ana Luisa Martinez-Catsam "Journal of Southern History ""In this compelling biography of Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the author sets the record straight about the man who served Mexico six times as president yet is vilified today as a tyrant and traitor to his country."--Patricia L.P./I>--Patricia L.P. Thompson "Historian ""There have been many other biographies of Santa Anna, both by Anglophone and Mexican scholars, but none as balanced or revisionist in tone as Fowler's. He seeks to look at Santa Anna 'warts and all' in a searching way in which few authors of even longer works have done. This book will be an important contribution to the field because it gives us a compelling narrative that is scrupulously researched and nicely written. . . . Fowler's bibliography constitutes an excellent entry-point into the historiography on the Santa Anna period."--Eric Van Young, author of The Other Rebellion: Popular Violence, Ideology, and the Mexican Struggle for Independence, 1810-1821--Eric Van Young"Fowler's balanced and well-researched biography of Santa Anna correctly adds nuance to the existing black legend of Mexico's favorite villain."--Andrae M./I>--Andrae M. Marak "Journal of the West ""This reevalution of Antonio López de Santa Anna is long overdue given the sophistication of our understanding of Mexico's turbulent decades following independence in 1810. . . .This biography will become obligatory text for students of the period that will also hold the attention of the casual reader."--Michael Ducey, A Contracorriente--Michael Ducey "A Contracorriente ""Assessing the many findings made in the last thirty years of historiography on the topic, Fowler develops a persuasive new understanding of Santa Anna and the problems that beset the then-young Mexican republic. Fowler's writing style is eloquent, rigorous, and accessible. He articulates complex ideas with clarity and simplicity, and establishes clear connections between themes. The text is an enjoyable read--and one which is sure to make an important contribution to Mexican historiography."--Abdiel Oñate, professor of history at San Francisco State University--Abdiel Oñate
Über den Autor und weitere Mitwirkende
Will Fowler is a professor of Latin American studies at the University of St. Andrews. His books include Mexico in the Age of Proposals, 1821–1853; Tornel and Santa Anna: The Writer and the Caudillo, Mexico, 1795–1853; and Latin America since 1780.
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Taschenbuch: 528 Seiten
Verlag: University of Nebraska Press (1. November 2009)
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0803226381
ISBN-13: 978-0803226388
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15,2 x 2,5 x 22,2 cm
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This book has drastically changed my view of Santa Anna. He was a great General and as far as I have read, a passable president. His reputation was destroyed in his own country where he is said to have sold a third of Mexico to the United States to settle the Mexican American war. I haven't gotten that far in the book. My interest in Santa Anna was stirred when I read the biography of James K Polk, the American President during that war. This book was very well researched and written.
This was about as good a read as one can have which describe a man and how he fit into the problems of Mexico. There is nothing complicated about Santa Anna, he is smooth, treacherous, brutal and a total elite along with his supporters and pays lip service only to the average Mexican. It is almost like reading what happened to the Roman Republic as it transitioned into an empire under Caesar and then Octavian. Mexico was chaotic then and it gives one a look at the intrigue that still seems to affect Mexican politics and problems today. Of course, I seriously doubt that a person who was not born in Mexico and lived their can ever really understand Mexican politics but the life of Santa Anna indicate how two elite classes in Mexico have dominated its policies for years. Sadly, it also shows what happens when elites control a country rather than offering opportunity to everyone which an elite cannot afford to do. Perhaps a lesson for the United States with the growing elitism it this country.
I have meant to set down my thoughts of this scholarly work since it was first published and I'd the pleasure of its reading, but somehow time and opportunity slipped by. And yet, after studying the history of Mexico and Nuevo Mexico for these past 15 years or so, attempting to comprehend US History from the vantage of south heading north, this volume stands out, distinct and unforgotten from the rest, and most deserving of high praise.For a Gringo attempting to comprehend Mexican history, of what became of our one-half and the resulting remainder, Santa Anna is the preeminent figure, and yet slandered, misunderstood, relegated to backwaters and blamed for all vanished glory. Mr. Fowler portrays him as the man of his times, an opportunist, great and tragic at once, and explains his life and times role in a manner that no other author I've read has achieved. Other figures who move out and in through Mexico's transmogrifying soul play their oft-changing roles, too, and IT, the history of that great nation, at last made sense. And through Mr. Fowler's study, which is more of a novel in holding one's interest, but pure history at its finest, ends with Santa Anna's death on the year of the US Centennial, one comes to comprehend what has occurred since with our Neighbor to the South.
A good read. Very well told. I learned a great deal about this central character in history.
Author Will Fowler says in his preface that the modern view of Santa Anna is not a realistic one. Though I confess my knowledge of the man is limited, I always thought him to be a ruthless general, a corrupt politician, and an unforgiving womanizer. This biography only serves to confirm that image. Santa Anna was all those things, in addition to being handsome, intelligent, charismatic, ambitious, and brave. In modern-day Mexico, however, Santa Anna is also seen as a traitor who gave away Texas and lost the Mexican War on purpose to gain a bribe. This is the part of Santa Anna's life that Fowler says is not realistic. Santa Anna, he says, was "a good Mexican." He was not a traitor, but "tried to prosper personally and help his country develop at a time of severe and repeated crises . . ." He is not seen by Mexicans today as a great hero or leader. There are no statues of him or avenues that carry his name. This may be because he did seem to put his personal prosperity before his country. But, fair or not, we also tend not to idolize losers no matter how noble their intentions or how overwhelming the odds against them.This biography does paint a clear, honest portrait of Santa Anna. But I found the writing to be dense and had to force myself to slog through it. I was also disappointed that very little time was spent on the battles at the Alamo and San Jacinto. Davey Crockett is not even mentioned! Though Fowler does touch upon Santa Anna's strategy at the Alamo, and he also faults him for the defeat at San Jacinto--and thus the loss of Texas--I wanted more.This is not a book I'd recommend.
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