...Peter Felten Recent declassifications by Havana are beginning to transform the documentary record. In March 2001, for instance, a conference on the Bay of Pigs analyzed some 480 pages of Cuban government records declassified in Havana (for information and some excerpts, see the National Security...

... the whole Bay of Pigs incident. This, in itself, makes Wyden’s book a most important addition to the long list of titles on the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Wyden’s account suggests how many of the planners were contemptuous of Cubans and other Latin Americans; he touches briefly on the cultural blindness...

... Arizpe, a strange position indeed for so consistent a liberal and so acute a thinker to take. Paul Radin. Berkeley, California. Fur Brigade to the Bonaventura. John Work s California Expedition 1832- 1833 for the Hudson s Bay Company. Edited by Alice Bay Ma­ loney. [California Historical Society...

...Franklin D. Parker Beyond the Mexique Bay . By Huxley Aldous . New York , 1960 . Vintage Books . Index . Pp. 262 , iv . Paper . $1.25 . Copyright 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 ...

...Lora S. Britt Bahia Ensenada and Its Bay . By Brenton Thaddeus R. T. . Los Angeles , 1961 . Westernlore Press . Pp. 158 . $5.50 . Copyright 1962 by Duke University Press 1962 For those who have said (and who hasn’t) that the towns along the border just aren’t the real...

..., Menlo Park .) San Francisco Bay. Discovery and Colonization, 1769-1776 . By Treutlein Theodore E. . San Francisco , 1968 . California Historical Society . Illustrations. Notes. Appendices . Pp. ix , 152 . $10.00 . ( Distributed by Lane Magazine and Book Company, Menlo Park...

...Ignacio Almada-Bay War and Peace on the Rio Grande Frontier, 1830–1880 . By Miguel Ángel González-Quiroga . New Directions in Tejano History . Norman : University of Oklahoma Press , 2020 . Photographs. Maps. Figures. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xvii, 487 pp. Cloth, $50.00...

... been resolved “by mathematical data of such uncontrovertible nature that no further discussion can be seriously countenanced.” The landing place was in Añasco Bay, close to Punta Cadena and near the mouth of the Calvache River, in the center of a cove called Ensenada de Rincón. However, those who...

... by Duke University Press 1999 The Portuguese settlers of sixteenth-century Brazil quickly discovered how eminently suited for sugarcane cultivation were the deep clay soils, mild temperatures, and well-distributed rainfall of the lands along the northern edge of the great bay behind the city...

... a route to Santiago de Cuba, and to establish a coaling station for its ships, the US Navy fired its first shots in Cuba there. Primary sources specific to the region around the bay illuminate the heroism of Cuban fighters, their disenfranchisement under US occupation, and their repugnance for the Platt...

... to the new government, he was harassed by Castro’s officials, and during the Bay of Pigs invasion he was one of the many Cubans arrested. Convinced that he was to be shot, Lazo gave up all hope until his family managed to procure his release. He still does not know why he was freed. Since April 1961 he has...

... first at the Bay of Añasco, not at the Bay of Aguada-Aguadilla or Borquerón as is generally supposed. Tió also argued that the first Spanish settlement on the island was not at Caparra but at San Germán (Rincón) in the hills falling to the sea at the Bay of Añasco. For the most part, these and other...

...John L. Kessell The Siege of Mobile, 1780, in Maps: With Data on Troop Strength, Military Units, Ships, Casualties, and Prisoners of War including a Brief History of Fort Charlotte (Condé) . By Coker William S. and Coker Hazel P. . Pensacola : Perdido Bay Press , 1982 . Maps...

.... The work does not pretend to assess the relative importance of the Cuban rebel forces or the U.S. troops. Nor does it analyze in any depth Admiral Pascual Cervera’s decision to steam out of Santiago Bay toward certain destruction by the U. S. Navy. Once the U. S. forces had taken the heights overlooking...