Militarists, merchants, and missionaries, United States expansion in Middle America / edited by Eugene R. Huck & Edward H. Moseley. Essays written in honor of Alfred Barnaby Thomas.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Thomas, Alfred Barnaby.

Huck, Eugene R., 1928- editor.

Moseley, Edward H., 1931-2005, editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

United States--Relations--Latin America.

United States.

Relations.

Latin America.

Latin America--Relations--United States.

Genre:

Festschriften.

Physical Description:

xi, 172 pages : portrait ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

University : University of Alabama Press, [1970]

Contents:

Alfred Barnaby Thomas, by J. F. Bannon.

Introduction, by E. R. Huck and E. H. Moseley.

Anglo-Spanish rivalry in the Georgia country, 1670-1691, by F. L. Pearson.

Anglo-Spanish negotiations involving Central America in 1783, by C. A. Anderson.

The religious impact of the American occupation of Mexico City, 1847-1848, by E. H. Moseley.

The Forty-Niners in Panama: Canal prelude, by E. R. Huck.

Southern Baptists in Cuba, 1886-1916, by H. E. Greer.

United States conquest of the Mexican market as seen by British officials, 1895-1905, by W. H. Lane.

Albert Edward Bishop and the establishment of the Central American Mission in Guatemala, 1899-1922, by W. B. Winn.

The role of aviation in Mexican-United States relations, 1912-1929, by W. P. Newton.

The Caribbean

vital link for Western Hemisphere air defense during World War II, by H. Hupperich.

Congress investigates Puerto Rico, 1943-1944, by A. Brownback.

Appendix: The publications of A. B. Thomas. (p. [158]-163).

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

0817351027

OCLC:

73405