Documenting Latin America: Gender, Race and Nation, Vol. 2
These volumes are going to revolutionize the teaching of Latin American history.  The sources are marvelous because they provide entire translated documents that permit students to delve deeply into many subjects...[and] to discover on their own the fascinating lives of common people and elites.  In addition, the text contextualizes well each period and document, making it possible to teach a course based just on these volumes.                                                              Erick D. Langer, Georgetown University  Documenting Latin Americais an exceptional collection in that it strikes the crucial balance between breadth and depth of coverage. Students and instructors alike will be impressed with the variety of interesting and well-chosen documentary selections, each of them with an introduction that is conceptually sophisticated yet accessible. Kevin Gannon, Grand View College