Mexico and the Caribbean .
By: ed. by George H. Blakeslee
Series: Clark University addresses
Publisher: G. E. Stechert and company
Published: 1920
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: Foreign relations
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Microfilm. New York, N.Y. : Columbia University Libraries, 1993. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by G. H. Blakeslee.; title: Mexico: Are the Mexican people capable of governing themselves? by T. Esquivel Obregón.; title: The Mexican people, by F. Starr.; title: Upon the Indian depends Mexico's future, by J. Carson.; title: The factor of health in Mexican character, by E. Huntington.; title: The Mexican oil situation, by F. R. Kellogg.; title: The railroad situation in Mexico, by A. W. Donly.; title: Labor in Mexico, by J. Lord.; title: Reconstruction problems in Mexico, by E. D. Trowbridge.; title: Recent conditions in Mexico, by F. R. Taylor.; title: Mexico and the present revolution, by J. V. Noel.; title: Greetings to the world from the new Liberal constitutional party in Mexico, by M. de la Pena.; title: How to restore peace in Mexico, by H. L. Wilson.; title: A constructive policy for Mexico, by R. W. Babson.; title: The United States and Latin America, by J. F. Moors.; title: Common sense in foreign policy, by E. M. Borchard.; title: The Caribbean: The Caribbean policy of the United States, by W. R. Shepherd.; title: The present American intervention in Santo Domingo and Haiti, by O. Schoenrich.; title: American achievements in Santo Domingo, Haiti, and Virgin Islands, by G. C. Thorpe.; title: The present situation in the Caribbean, by S. G. Inman.; title: The Central American republics and their problems, by W. E. Browning.; title: The United States and the nations of the Caribbean, by J. Lopez.; title: America's "Mare nostrum", by K. Thomas.; title: Porto Rico as a national problem, by P. Capó Rodríguez.