GUIDE: Lester, Robert. Confidential U.S. diplomatic post records. Central America. El Salvador : guide. B-36621
Topic GuideLatin American Studies
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Sample Subjects Cataloged in this Area
Catalog links below direct you to a limited number of relevant subjects in this area, and do not represent our entire collection. Search our catalog to access the complete collection.
- Argentina, Politics and government
- Brazil, Agriculture
- Brazil, Botany
- Buenos Aires newspapers
- The Catholic Church in Latin America
- Colombia, Foreign relations
- Cuba, Description and travel
- Economic conditions
- Indians of South America
- Latin American literature
- Mexico, Foreign relations with the United States
- Peru, History
- Politics and government
- South America, Description and travel
- Venezuelan newspapers
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University Publications of America
1930-1945
GUIDE: Lester, Robert. Confidential U.S. diplomatic post records. Central America. Nicaragua, 1930-1945 : guide. B-36622
University Publications of America
1930-1945
U.S. National Archives
1826-1906
GUIDE: Catalogue of British parliamentary papers in the Irish University Press 1000-volume series and area studies series, 1801-1900. Z2019.I73
This reprint set includes a selection of 19th century papers and reports dealing with Central and South America. Committee reports and Command papers are included as well as House of Lords committee reports that were communicated to the House of Commons.
Irish University Press
1800-1899
Online Guide
GUIDE: Reference Folder #137
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. The Center holds the complete first segment. The Center also has hardcopy holdings of some of the titles in its foreign documents collections.
Chadwyck-Healey
1821-1973
Online Guide
This set contains microfilm copies of titles in Medina's bibliography and represents a history of the Spanish-speaking peoples of the western hemisphere. The completed project will include over 8,000 titles. This is a continuing project.
General Microfilm Company
1493-1810
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.
University of Chicago
1945-
Online Guide
GUIDE: Johnson, Peter T. North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA) Archive of Latin Americana : guide to the scholarly resources microfilm edition. D-23651
The NACLA Archive of Latin Americana contains ephemera and serials relating to socioeconomic and political conditions in Latin America from the 1960s through the 1980s. It contains primary sources such as serials, reports, fliers, pamphlets, posters, manuscripts, and correspondence. The publications generally provide a left-wing ideological perspective covering progressive and human rights issues, but documentation of the political right, the military governments, and the Church is also included.
See also separate entries by title.
Scholarly Resources
1960s-1980s
GUIDE: Guide to the Princeton University Latin American microfilm collection. Z1601 .G8955 1992
This collection of pamphlets, serials, broadsides, fliers, and posters covers a broad range of countries and topics. It includes government reports, conference or working papers, research center working papers, literary magazines and journals, political campaign documents, election results, statistical studies, legal documents, newspapers, speech- es, publications of human rights organizations, labor union tracts, and mission statements of religious groups.
Most of the titles have been cataloged in CRLCATALOG.
Scholarly Resources
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
University of Texas at Austin
1900-1929
Online Guide
The Center acquired the microfilm collection of the Diario oficial do Estado de Sao Paulo for 1891-1985, filmed by Imprensa Oficial do Estado S/A. The complete collection is comprised of 264 35mm reels and 1,123 16mm reels.
This newspaper provides a complete record of the affairs of the state government of Sao Paulo; to have legal effect in Brazil, all government laws and decrees must be printed in this publication. The Diario oficial printed the debates of the state legislature and notices and decisions of the judicial system. In the post-1930 period, it also printed the major laws, regulations and decisions of the expanding network of federal agencies and electoral and labor courts in Sao Paulo.
1891-1985
Imprensa Oficial do Estado
Dec. 2, 1975-1985
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