Frontiers in the Americas: A Global Perspective

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By Jorge Mañach

Teachers College Press, 1975, 108 pp

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The author is a Cuban, with wide experience in the U.S. and with profound knowledge of the North and South American cultures whose histories, qualities, and "frontiers" he details in this stimulating analysis. A small book, with large merits.

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