...A. P. Nasatir Fray Alonso de Benavides’ Revised Memorial of 1634, with Numerous Supplementary Documents Elaborately Annotated . By Hodge Frederick Webb , Hammond George P. , and Rey Agapito . [ University of New Mexico, Coronado Cuarto Centennial Publications, 1540–1940...

... in Chile and Peru; and Maurice Zeitlin, University of Wisconsin, for a study of the upper economic strata in Chile. The Foundation announced in October the following grants related to Latin America and the Caribbean: Colombian Agricultural Institute— $256,000 supplementary grant, for continued...

...Charles W. Arnade Spain in America 1450-1580 . By Bourne Edward Gaylord . Introduction and Supplementary Bibliography by Keen Benjamin . New York , 1962 . Barnes & Noble, Inc . Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. 366 . $5.00 . Copyright 1963 by Duke University Press...

... of 1889, together with major supplementary laws and decree-laws through 1952. The volume also contains a prefatory essay by Carlos Juan Zavala Rodríguez, which presents a historical sketch of commercial legislation in the Argentine, and some notes on areas of the code in which custom and usage may have...

... summers. They climbed previously unclimbed peaks. The author in his presentation shows love and common sense. He was an experienced member of the British diplomatic service who did this at a ripe age, but has had exploring experience since youth. This is a good book, useful for the classroom supplementary...

... and other scholars in this country, as well as to libraries, the eleventh supplementary volume of Cartas del Libertador and the three-volume work, Crónica razonada de las guerras de Bolívar, in which the author has brought together his diverse studies of the Liberator. In the interest of a still broader...

... for being previously neglected. The documents are accompanied by a schematic essay on Spanish labor history between 1835 and 1888 and by supplementary bibliographies. Lida has made an important contribution to a growing field that has been held back by technical difficulties. ...

... edition makes its principal contribution with a new section focusing on the evolution and crisis of Marxism in Latin Amerca since the death of Che Guevara. While the length of Aguilar’s supplementary introduction to the new materials attests to the eventfulness and complexity of the period, the author’s...

....” There are a few primary documents, excerpts from political speeches, as well as comments from journalistic and scholarly sources on various aspects of Pan-Americanism. Each reading is prefaced by a useful descriptive paragraph supplied by the author. This book would make a valuable supplementary text for courses...

... choice of excerpts between United States and Latin American writers and has added a Canadian, a Japanese, and other extra-American views for cosmopolitan flavor. His volume would make admirable supplementary reading for courses in American diplomatic history or hemispheric affairs but for one thing—its...

... at regular intervals by offering supplementary listings in its Bibliographical Series. ...

... differs only slightly from the first. Seven of its eight parts contain the same selection of readings. In Part Eight, “Latin America in the Twentieth Century,” the editor has added a chapter on the Cuban Revolution and ten other new items. The book continues to have value as supplementary reading...

... . Copyright 1982 by Duke University Press 1982 This brief work, the first of presumably two volumes on the subject, is essentially a book of readings designed as a supplementary text to courses in United States diplomatic and Latin American history. Smith introduces the seventeen selections...

... and controversial Black involvement in New Mexico’s past. The avowed purpose of the volume is to provide supplementary readings to accompany the study of New Mexico history and to point up certain controversial areas. The editor has achieved his end. Each section has a bibliography of “Suggested Readings...

... before it appears in print, so rapidly is the science of anthropology moving today. Such deficiencies must be remedied with supplementary reading. Such new discoveries as Zinjanthropus boyseii are too recent for mention in the volume under review. We predict that this volume will be used in many...

..., copiously documented and lavishly illustrated. The text is both readable and authoritative, as well as critically perceptive. The valuable supplementary matter includes a numbered and illustrated catalog of the paintings, an index of titles and locations, a comprehensive bibliography, and a list...

... of government concern and deficient military support for these isolated outposts punctuate the governor’s letters. Contrary to a customary drawback of bilingual efforts, these books are notably free from obvious errors in both transcription and translation. Supplementary materials include a map showing...

... of each author, maps, a chronology of the 1890’s, and a selective bibliography make this volume an excellent supplementary text for courses dealing with historical issues in American imperialism. In stressing the conflicting interpretations in the imperialism debate, Professor Paterson goes a long way...

... The editor advertises this volume rather too effusively as a compilation of readings with catholic appeal: aimed principally at the undergraduate and lay market, it purports to have an attraction as well for graduate students and professional scholars. A good undergraduate supplementary reader has both...

...Lyman Tyler This book will be useful for supplementary reading in courses on archaeological theory and method, or in any instance where one desires to present a cross section of “current thinking among archaeologists.” After a review of historical trends in archaeological research relating...