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Bailey W. Diffie • 16 Items / 4 Books, 3 Articles, 9 Reviews
Porto Rico: A Broken Pledge (1931)
by Bailey W. Diffie and Justine W. Diffie
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    Reviews (Review)
    Elizabeth M. Lynskey
    Porto Rico: A Broken Pledge, by Bailey W. Diffie and Justine W. Diffie
    1. Porto Rico: A Broken Pledge by Bailey W. Diffie and Justine W. Diffie
    Political Science Quarterly, September 1932, pp. 457-459
  2. Reviews of Books
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    The Other America (6 Reviews)
    Raymond Leslie Buell
    Caribbean Backgrounds and Prospects, by Chester Lloyd Jones
    1. Caribbean Backgrounds and Prospects by Chester Lloyd Jones
    2. The Struggle for South America by J.F. Normano
    3. America Hispana: A Portrait and a Prospect by Waldo David Frank
    4. The Capitalists and Colombia by J. Fred Rippy
    5. Porto Rico: A Broken Pledge by Bailey W. Diffie and Justine W. Diffie
    6. The Cuban Situation and Our Treaty Relations by Philip G. Wright
    The New Republic, January 13, 1932, pp. 246-247
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    Some Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    Latin America
    1. America Hispana: A Portrait and a Prospect by Waldo David Frank
    2. The Struggle for South America by J.F. Normano
    3. Modern South America by Charles W. Domville-Fife
    4. Porto Rico: A Broken Pledge by Bailey W. Diffie and Justine W. Diffie
    5. The Cuban Situation and Our Treaty Relations by Philip G. Wright
    6. The Capitalists and Colombia by J. Fred Rippy
    7. Mexico: A Study of Two Americas by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler
    Foreign Affairs, January 1932, p. 346