Albany: State University of New York Press, 1970. Brown cloth. (viii), 279, (1) pp. Fine copy. Jacket has a few edge nicks, generally fine. "This pioneering work...seeks to analyze the political process in Argentina...I believe that the book is one of the most important empirical studies which has been done in Latin America. As far as I know, it is the only analysis for any Latin American country which goes into detail concerning the social origins, academic backgrounds and the like of the different elites." - jacket.

Santo Domingo: Garcia Hermanos, 1878. Octavo, original green printed wrappers. pp 75, [3] + folding illustration; a few illustrations in text. Inner margin of covers and spine repaired neatly with a paper strip; shallow chips and short tears to fore margins of covers; fingernail-size chip at top of title leaf (no text affected); else a VG clean copy. Rare in first edition. There was a second edition, much enlarged, in 1926. A claim that the bones of Columbus lie in Santo Domingo, R.D., by the great Dominican patriot.

Berkeley: University of California Press, (c.1978). Brown boards. (x), 156 pp, indexed. Adhesive remnants from removed bookplate on front pastedown, else a near fine copy. Dust jacket price-clipped with small sticker shadow to front, VG otherwrise.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 1977. Brick cloth. Removed label shadow inside front cover; private owner name on front free endpaper whited out; else a VG clean and uworn jacketless copy.

New York: Mail and Express Publishing Company, 1939. Blue cloth. pp [2], (2), viii, 320. Index, illustrations in text. A bit of darkening to inner margins of endpapers from binding materials, else a VG unworn jacketless copy.

Mexico City: El Colegio de México, 1973. Illustrated card covers. pp (xii), 146. Text paper slightly toned, else a VG unworn copy, no owner marks. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Glendale, California: Arthur H. Clark Company, 1967. Tall octavo, maroon cloth. pp 322 + sepia-toned reproductions of old documents, one map in text, deckle fore edges. Minor rubbing to spine tips and outer corners, corner crease to map leaf, spine very lightly sunned, VG+ jacketless copy otherwise, no owner names. Páuco is on the Gulf coast of Southern Mexico just north of Veracruz. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Harbour Island, Bahamas, no date: Author. Ca 1970s? Octavo, pp [23], unpaged. Photos. Green card covers. Front cover has a one inch narrow dark streak in bottom margin, else fine. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

St. Lucia, West Indies: St. Lucia Archaeological & Historic Society, 1962. Second edition. Octavo, pp 61 + ads front and rear + double-sided plates inclyding map, stapled in cream card covers. Sunning to inner margin of covers, else fine. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

D.E. Hatt / Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board. Octavo, cream card covers. pp (12), (246), [2]. Many photos in text, some full-page. Very small tear to front cover, book has a musty odor (no damp stains, will dissipate in time), else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy, no owner names. A report on Canadian Baptist missionary activity in the country, with much on the land, inhabitants, Indians, etc.

Toronto: Fair Play for Cuba Committee, 1963. Octavo, pp 28 stapled in card covers. Price rubber stamp to lower outer corner of front cover, else fine. "A series of articles that appeared in the Vancouver SUN from May 28 to June 7, 1963" by a Sun feature writer. With an introduction by Bert Herridge, NDP M.P. A assessment made to counter the lies Americans have been told, and believed, about Cuba for 60 years. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Cambridge University Press, 1988. Red boards. pp 388. Notes, bibliography, index. Ink owner name, page edges yellowed, text paper a little yellowed, else fine in fine jacket.

University of Toronto Press, 1988. Brown cloth. pp (xvi), (376). Includes numerous photos and an index. Fine in fine jacket. "Beginning just before the turn of the century, Canadian businessmen channelled huge investments into the Caribbean, Mexico, Brazil, and later Spain, mainly into urban public utilities. The authors follow the intriguing trail of Canadian financiers, including Sir William Van Horne, William Mackenzie, Max Aitken, and James Dunn, into the major cities of Latin America and the great merchant banks of Europe. By transferring Canadian and European capital and hydroelectric technology to Latin America, these Canadians carved out an important entrepreneurial niche and enormous fortunes for themselves."

Berkeley & Los Angeles: University of California Press, 2003. Cloth & boards. pp xxvi, 430. Photos, bibliography, index. Remainder stripe to bottom edges, else fine in fine jacket. Untreated disease in the Orinico Delta of Eastern Venuzuela. 1.5 kg

Wilton, Connecticut: Author, 1969. Octavo. Textured burgundy boards. [4], (viii), (114), [2, blank] pp + photos on plates, map endpapers. VG copy, no owner names. White dust jacket is yellowed, slightly soiled, short tears, about VG otherwise. Georgia author, 35 years with the Vick Chemical Company, tells of the time he was stranded in the Yucatan during the Revolution of 1923-24.

Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 1968. Black cloth. pp (xii), (205), indexed. Fine in lightly tanned jacket, no owner names. Northern Mexico. Previously published in 1948.

Austin: University of Texas Press, 2006. Fifth printing. Red cloth, endpaper maps. pp xvi, 516 + colour plates. Maps, bibliography, index. Fine in fine jacket. Note: 2.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.