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The Mexican-Americans: an awakening minority

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Description

viii, 235 p.; 22 cm.

Series Statement

The Insight series.

Subject

Note

Includes six new historical studies in addition to various previously published selections.
CONTENTS. - First meeting of the races in the Americas, by M. Mörner. - Race and regeneration, by D. T. Leary. - The borderlands are invaded, by C. McWilliams. - New York foundlings at Clifton-Morenci: social justice in Arizona Territory, 1904-1905, by R. A. Mulligan. - California Department of Social Welfare. Health, relief, and delinquency conditions among the Mexicans of California. - Repatriation and readjustment, by E. S. Bogardus. - Draftees and volunteers, by R. Morin. - The Sleepy Lagoon case and the grand jury investigation, by R. F. Scott. - The zoot-suit riots: brief episode in a long conflict, by P. Adler. - The post-World War II Mexican-American, 1925-1965: a non-achieving minority, by M. P. Servín. - The development of Mexican-American organizations, by K. Briegel. - Bracero politics: a special report. - Alianza Federal de Mercedes, by N. L. Gonzáles. - The modern Texas rangers: a law-enforcement dilemma in the Rio Grande Valley, by B. H. Procter. - Who is César Chávez? By E. Nelson.

Bibliography (note)

Call Number

IEE (Mexicans) 71-99

LCCN

78104866

OCLC

NYPG710244459-B

Author

Servín, Manuel P., 1920- Compiler

Title

The Mexican-Americans: an awakening minority [by] Manuel P. Servín.

Imprint

Beverly Hills, Glencoe Press [1970]

Series

The Insight series.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Research Call Number

IEE (Mexicans) 71-99