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Panama, the Creation, Destruction, and Resurrection, Philippe Bunau-Varilla
The Panama Gateway, Joseph Backlin Bishop
Latin America: Continent in Crisis, Ray Josephs Reviewed by Roscoe R. Hill
The Land Divided: A History of the Panama Canal and Other Isthmian Canal Projects, Gerstle Mack Reviewed by Roscoe R. Hill
The Caribbean Danger Zone, J. Fred Rippy ; The Caribbean: The Story of Our Sea of Destiny, W. Adolphe Roberts Reviewed by Roscoe R. Hill
A History of Argentina, William Spence Robertson and Ricardo Levene Reviewed by Roscoe R. Hill
The Spanish Dependencies in South America, Bernard Moses Reviewed by Roscoe R. Hill
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