latin american studies

Revolutionary Mexico in newspapers, 1900-1929.

GUIDE: Revolutionary Mexico in newspapers, 1900-1929: Guide to the Microfilm Set. E-12460. Also online at: http://www.lib.utexas.edu/benson/revolutionarymexico/ Filmed by the University of Texas at Austin General Libraries and its Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection, the collection includes 560 Mexican newspaper titles which date primarily from 1900 to 1929. Published in the Distrito Federal and various Mexican cities from 28 states. Titles are individually cataloged in CRLCATALOG

Medina's Biblioteca hispano-americana.

This set contains microfilm copies of titles in Medina's bibliography and represents a history of the Spanish-speaking peoples of the western hemisphere. CRL holds 185 reels of the set intended to eventually include over 8,000 titles.

Titles cataloged individually (not comprehensively), with occasional reference to the numeric citation in the bibliography (seven-volume set digitized by HathiTrust). See records by series title.

Microfilm collecion of manuscripts on Middle American cultural anthropology.

The set reproduces--in microfilm--copies of typewritten manuscripts in the University of Chicago library. The materials are primarily about the peoples of the Americas and include field notes, grammars, concordances, reports, etc.

Great Britain. Foreign Office. General Correspondence : Mexico

CRL holds partial or full runs of the following Foreign Office records relating to Mexico:

Latin American and Caribbean official statistical serials on microfiche.

The serials are general statistical compendia issued by the governments of 37 countries, territories, and departments in Latin American and the Caribbean. The fiche includes these serials from 1821 to about 1973. CRL holds the complete first segment, and also has hardcopy holdings of some of the titles in its foreign documents collections.