The disenchanted island : Puerto Rico and the United States in the twentieth century /
Fernández, Ronald.
The disenchanted island : Puerto Rico and the United States in the twentieth century / Ronald Fernandez ; foreword by William M. Kunstler and Ronald L. Kuby. - New York : Praeger Published, 1992. - xiv, 264 p. ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [257]-258) and index.
Puerto Rico: Prostrate and paralyzed-- San Juan and Washington, Ponce and Boston-- Puerto Rico: The permanent possession-- King Monty-- Revolution and reaction-- Prisoners of war-- Absolutely clear-- Stink bombs and heart attacks-- Continued colonialism.
The Disenchanted Island is a comprehensive analysis of the political, economic, and military relationships between the United States and Puerto Rico in the twentieth century. To a large extent this work is based on U.S. government documents, including the archives of seven presidential libraries--material neglected in previous studies. Fernandez presents a backstage study of what officials of the United States and Puerto Rico have actually said and done in the course of their long relationship, contrasting this with official public statements and postures. These contrasts are striking and make for a fascinating study of America's "permanent possession." This work will be of interest to scholars and lay-readers alike concerned with the Puerto Rican question.
0275940969 (alk. paper) 9780275940966 (alk. paper)
91041618
GB92-42451
CJC
Colección Jhon Collins
United States--Relations--Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico--Relations--United States.
Estados Unidos--Relaciones exteriores--Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico--Relaciones exteriores--Estados Unidos
Foreign relations History Relaciones Exteriores Historia
002 E 183.8 / F363d 1992
327.7307295
The disenchanted island : Puerto Rico and the United States in the twentieth century / Ronald Fernandez ; foreword by William M. Kunstler and Ronald L. Kuby. - New York : Praeger Published, 1992. - xiv, 264 p. ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [257]-258) and index.
Puerto Rico: Prostrate and paralyzed-- San Juan and Washington, Ponce and Boston-- Puerto Rico: The permanent possession-- King Monty-- Revolution and reaction-- Prisoners of war-- Absolutely clear-- Stink bombs and heart attacks-- Continued colonialism.
The Disenchanted Island is a comprehensive analysis of the political, economic, and military relationships between the United States and Puerto Rico in the twentieth century. To a large extent this work is based on U.S. government documents, including the archives of seven presidential libraries--material neglected in previous studies. Fernandez presents a backstage study of what officials of the United States and Puerto Rico have actually said and done in the course of their long relationship, contrasting this with official public statements and postures. These contrasts are striking and make for a fascinating study of America's "permanent possession." This work will be of interest to scholars and lay-readers alike concerned with the Puerto Rican question.
0275940969 (alk. paper) 9780275940966 (alk. paper)
91041618
GB92-42451
CJC
Colección Jhon Collins
United States--Relations--Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico--Relations--United States.
Estados Unidos--Relaciones exteriores--Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico--Relaciones exteriores--Estados Unidos
Foreign relations History Relaciones Exteriores Historia
002 E 183.8 / F363d 1992
327.7307295