Pronunciada el dia 2 de Marzo de 1960 en la Plaza Cadenas de la Universidad de la Habana (Necesitamos Tecnicos) by Guevara, Ernesto ("Che") - 1960

Mexico: Grafia Editores Jalisco, 2001. If one eats, let everyone eat 8vo size trade paperback with interior flaps like dust jacket; 215 pages with some color photographs. Booklet of errata is tucked into book. From flap: "Nuestras actividades se ubican en Chiapas, estado sureno de Mexico, con infuencia en tres zonas: altos, norte y sur; actualmente nos relcionamos con 240 comunidades en 17 municipios. La mayoria de la poblacion es de culture maya. Chaipas posee recursos econmicos fundamentales: petroleo, rios, reserva, biotica, produccion foresta, agricultura de exportacion y ganaderia. Los intereses sobre estos recursos generan una situacion de marginacion y dependencia para los pueblos. La poblacion vive un proceso de transformacion el surgimiento de la conciencia de los pueblos indigenas frente a la situacion actual. Para los pueblos hay un reto construir alternativas propias con la participacion de todas y todos." "Our activities are located in Chiapas, southern state… Read More

México, Miguel Ángel Porrúa, 2010.4o mayor, 2 vol. 2066 pp. Encuadernación rígida del editor con camisa. Edición facsimilar de 1908.Pocas obras han tenido tal resonancia e incidencia histórica inmediata como la que aquí nos ocupa. A más de un siglo de distancia, el libro de don Francisco I. Madero conserva rigurosa vigencia; es más, todos esos años de impulsos revolucionarios acrecientan su valor testimonial. Más allá de su importancia histórica, La sucesión presidencial en 1910 se ha convertido en referente a partir de la cual se puede sopesar lo conseguido y lo que aún falta. El lector tendrá acceso a las enmiendas, reescrituras y supresiones que cimentaron un texto que cambió la historia mexicana.

New York: Farrar, Straus & Company, Inc, 1948. First English Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Near Fine. First English Edition (published in Spanish as La Amortajada), "In the same delicately haunting style she used in House of Mist, Maria-Luisa Bombal tells the story of a beautiful and violent woman, who sees clearly, only after death, the intricate pattern which her passions made in the lives of those who were close to her" (from the dustjacket). 8 x 5". Original navy cloth boards with silver lettering to spine. Letters rubbed, spine and tips of boards lightly bumped, prev. owner's name/date to front pastedown. Tiny pinpoint hole to half-title page. Endpapers and top edge toned. Pictorial dustjacket has very small chips, in protective cover. A very good copy in a very good dustjacket of this elusive title.

Mataro (Spain): Establecimiento Tipografico de Feliciano Horta, 1888. First Edition First Printing . Hardcover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Quarto. 404, [1] pages. Hardcover bound in full leather that with the design of tree calf. Moderate rubbing and wear to the binding. An ex-library copy with a removed label from the spine, and a removed bookplate from the front pastedown. A sound copy with secure hinges and supple leather. Fore edge is foxed, and some foxing to the half title. Text is in Spanish. A rough translation of the title is, "Historical Notes on the Province of Entre Ríos in the Argentine Republic.

Mustard Cloth; gilt title to spine. No previous owners' names or other defacements.
10 x 12 in.

Lincoln NE, privately published, 1962, hardcover, 111 pp, Limited First Edition, First Printing, Very Good condition, no dustjacket as issued. Straight, tight and clean with no markings, slight cover wear. One of an unspecified number of bound limited printings, on onion-skin paper, of the author's graduate thesis, presented to the Faculty of the Graduate College of the University of Nebraska in partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Department of History, concerning Woodrow Wilson, William Jennings Bryan and the American policies toward Mexico during Wilson's administration. Appended bibliography.

NEW ~ Geographical representations of Mexico: Campeche, California, Estado de Mexico, Ciudad de Mexico, Tlaxcala, Los Angeles, Michoacan, San Juan de Ulua. Primarily Spanish colonial, also Aztec. Cartografia de Nueva Espana siglos XVI - XVIII. Fine. Dust jacket slight scuffing, shelf wear. 283 pp. Color illus. Maps. Edition of 1000.

NEW ~ The second U.S. invasion of Mexico (1914) during the Mexican Revolution and its representation in rare photographs, graphics, and art. Excellent visual resource for historians and public museums. Presentacion: Almirante Secretario de Marina Vidal Francisco Soberon Sanz. Prologo: Patricia Galena, Directora General INHERM. Ilustraciones: fotografia e arte. 380 pp. En espanol / Spanish. Oversize volume. 6 lbs weight will incur additional international shipping charges.

8º. 31 pp, Hardcover. Signed by author with inscription on front free endpaper. Also with "Correction" pasted onto a blank page at end of book. Cover with edge wear; no text markings noted.
The love story of Maximilian and Carlota of Mexico. Signed and inscribed by the author.

México, Editorial Leyenda, 19444o. 322 pp. Rústica original en cartoncillo. Dedicatoria con tinta en primera blanca (1949). 20 ilustraciones fuera de paginado.Esta invasión del mundo europeo constituye el nacimiento de una nación de rostros plurales, donde lo autóctono convive con lo foráneo. La obra habla de esta decisiva transición y la hace encarnar en el último tlatoani azteca. Este joven guerrero, sometido por Hernán Cortés y sus soldados, quienes le negaron una muerte heroica, quedo al margen de ese mundo naciente en los pocos años de su vida fantasmal.