Fine in stapled wraps. Only flaws are a mailing label, a good number of check marks to book titles and the previous owner's name (discreetly) to the first page. Inside this issue: Haitian Voodoo, by Nelida Agosto Munoz; Mexican Artists by Paul P. Kennedy; Relations with Cuba by Ezequel Ramirez Novoa; The Negro Question by John Stuart Mill; Three Trapped Tigers by J. Raban Bilder; A New World or Old Bargain Town by Aaron Segal; The Caribbean Commissions by Basil A. Ince; RIP by Thomas Mathew; Poverty in Tinidad by Ronald G. Parris; Recent Books by Neida Pagan. Upgraded to First Class. 0.0 0.0.

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Caribbean Review: Volume IV (4), Number 3: July/August/September, 1972.
Publisher: Caribbean Review, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Publication Date: 1972
Binding: Soft cover
Condition: Fine

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Our bookstore features New as well as Used books. We have many Rare & Out-of- Print titles primarily in the fields of Slavery, Caribbean Slavery, African American History and Civil Rights. In addition we carry obscure Poetry and Dramatic titles, Signed & Unsigned Modern First Editions as well as ARCs & Galleys, Art & Photography monograms, Playbills & Ephemera. We love books and questions. We ship quickly worldwide.

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