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Of Love and Other Passions: Elites, Politics, and Family in Bogotá, Colombia 1778–1870 by Guiomar Dueñas-Vargas (review)

Manley’s book gives us an in-depth and balanced view of Dominican feminism, a fluid movement informed by international currents but aware of its own constraints, with a basis on maternalism and difference. As Manley concludes, the experiences of Dominican feminists’ struggles illuminate the long-term importance of female agency, whether openly conceded or secretly withheld by an authoritarian state.