You Americans
Subtitle: fifteen foreign press correspondents report their impressions of the United States and its people
By: edited by B.P. Adams.
Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls Company
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 348
Subjects: National characteristics, American.; United States -- Politics and government.; United States -- Civilization.
Notes: "First edition."
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Dávila, Carlos. You; title: and we; title: Americans.; title: De Roussy de Sales, Raoul. What is this aloofness?; title: Gavrilovitch, Mira. You American women.; title: Caprile, Alberto, jr. From the Argentine angle.; title: Person, Bernard. A Dutchman comes to New Amsterdam.; title: Iglesias, Antonio. Candid comment from a Mexican cousin.; title: Reinhardt, Guenther. What America teaches the foreign correspondent.; title: Hedin, Naboth. Education and politics in the United States.; title: Napolitano, G.G. An Italian view of American's crisis.; title: Kao, George. Your country and my people.; title: Lengyel, Emil. America from the lecture platform.; title: Riess, Curt. Your Hollywood.; title: Muraoka, Y.E.  American goodwill toward Japan.; title: Butcher, Harold. The "real" America in the West.; title: Sanstol, Pete. From prize ring to press box.