Neumann, Jr., William L., Recognition of Governments in the Americas, Washington, D. C.: Foundation for Foreign Affairs, 1947.
Review in the Western Political Quarterly
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This blog is for the sole purpose of listing the books, journals and archive in Dr. Thomas G. Mathews' (my late father's) vast library for specialists on Caribbean and Latin American History. FACT EX-ANTE: No book will be taken from its location. Those desiring of consultation will email me to make the appropriate arrangements.
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- Estados Unidos y América Latina, siglo XIX
- Latin American Political Thought and. Ideology
- The Gold of Ophir: Travels, Myths, and Legends in ...
- The Man on Horseback: The Role of the Military in ...
- Caribbean Historical Review, Nos. I, II, III & IV
- Piratas de América (2 libros)
- Independence In Latin America
- Alejandro O'Reilly en las Indias
- Análisis: revista de educación superior investigac...
- The Modernization of Puerto Rico
- Puerto Rico: A Colonial Experiment
- La trata de negros por Cartagena de Indias.
- South America Called Them
- Historia de las relaciones internacionales de la R...
- El Pueblo Dominicano: 1850-1900
- A historical geography of the British colonies
- Richard Schomburgk's Travels in British Guiana, 18...
- The West Indies and the Spanish Main
- The West Indies and the Guianas
- Dominican Reality: Biographical Sketch of a Countr...
- M.G. Lewis, Journal of a West India Proprietor, 18...
- Los archivos secretos vaticanos y la masonería: mo...
- Latin America, a Selective Guide to Publications i...
- Recognition of Governments in the Americas
- Waldo Frank in America Hispana
- Readings in Latin American Civilization
- The Development of the British West Indies 1700-1763
- The Winds of Revolution: Latin America Today and T...
- Latin America: The Early Years
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About Me
- Dr. Mathews
- I am an economist by training and work primarily as a researcher at the Institute of Caribbean Studies of the University of Puerto Rico. I have taught at various universities in the Caribbean region.
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