...Cintio Vitier; Sophia McClennen Expósito Copyright © 1997 by Duke University Press 1997 Cintio Vitier Marti and the Challenge of the 1990s Communities must be able to criticize themselves be­ cause criticism is healthy; but they must do it with a single soul and a single mind. Jose Marti...

...Lawrence R. Nichols The America of José Martí: Selected Writings . Translated by de Onís Juan , with an Introduction by Federico de Onís. New York : The Noonday Press , 1953 . Pp. xiii , 335 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1954 by Duke University Press 1954 580 The South Atlantic...

... There may be some doubt whether a work of this doctrinaire character should be considered history; possibly it is a new look in American historical writing, shared by a number of recent works. It is certainly careful, clear, and interesting. harry R. stevens The America of Jose Marti: Selected Writings...

... mod­ ern novelists have treated librarians as characters. The books to which reference will be made are The Breadwinners by John Hay, Summer by Edith Wharton, Moon-Calf by Floyd Dell, The Rose-Garden Husband by Margaret Widdemer, The Cathedral by Hugh Walpole, Martie, The Unconquered by Kathleen Norris...

... suit), then came to the aid of Simon Bolivar (that hombre solar, as Jose Marti called him), asking in return only that Bolivar abolish slavery in any territories he liberated, which he certainly did. The French metropole did not forgive such acts: Napoleon (for whom the great motto Liberte, Egalite...

... words are only a means of avoiding the specter of Marti, who moves about my room looking so dashing in his black frock coat and bristling mustache, with the photograph of Maria Mantilla peeking from his breast pocket. There s a packet boat leaving for Guatemala tomorrow, he tells me. And I have...