Brazil and the Great Powers, 1930-1939: The Politics of Trade Rivalry

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By Stanley E. Hilton

University of Texas Press, 1975, 304 pp

An able and thorough account, relying to an unusual degree on unpublished source materials, of the interplay of domestic politics, international policy imperatives, military factors, and Brazilian perceptions of reality in the pre-World War II decade.

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