Oye Como Va!: Hybridity and Identity in Latino Popular Music (review)
ruler while emphasizing William of Orange as the ideal father for a unique Dutch nation. Samuel J. Cohn documents the use of banners in popular revolts in Italy and compares such revolts to those in northern Europe in which flags played a far less important role than fiery speeches and assemblies calling for revolt. Klaus Schreiner examines the many instances in which the Virgin Mary was seen as a protectress in military conflicts. Joelle Rollo-Koster provides interesting insight into the looting and pillaging that occurred at the death of one pope and the election of a new one. She claims that such actions were directly linked to changes in the selection process in which important segments of the population were excluded from participation.