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Engines of Change: United States Interests and Revolution in Latin America, George C. Lodge
The Politics of Brazilian Development: 1930-1954, John D. Wirth
Political Power in Latin America: Seven Confrontations, Richard R. Fagen and Wayne A. Cornelius ; Barrios in Arms: Revolution in Santo Domingo, José A. Moreno Reviewed by Ronald M. Schneider
New Perspectives of Brazil, Eric N. Baklanoff Reviewed by Ronald M. Schneider
Arms and Politics in Latin America, Edwin Lieuwen Reviewed by Ronald M. Schneider
The Bolivian National Revolution, Robert J. Alexander ; Central America: The Crisis and the Challenge, John D. Martz Reviewed by Ronald M. Schneider
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