Hispanics in the United States - Bolerium Books

580. LaDuke, Betty. Women artists; multi-cultural visions, preface byCharleen Touchette. Trenton, The Red Sea Press, 1992. xxii, 170p.,numerous b&w illustrations, 8.5x11 inches, first wraps printing. 12.00581. Lamb, Ruth S. Mexican Americans: sons of the Southwest. Claremont, CA,Ocelot Press, 1970. 198p., wraps. 25.00582. Lamphere, Louise, et. al., eds. Newcomers in the workplace; immigrantsand the restructuring of the U.S. economy. Philadelphia, Temple UniversityPress, 1994. viii, 309p., illus. in text, very good in wraps. Studies ofGarden City, NJ, Miami and Philadelphia -- packinghouses, food service,small business, etc. 12.00583. Landers, Jane. Fort Mose; Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose: a freeblack town in Spanish colonial Florida. St. Augustine, St. AugustineHistorical Society, 1992. 34p., wraps. Reprinted from the AmericanHistorical Review, Vol. 95, #1. 25.00584. Lane, James B. and Edward J. Escobar, eds. Forging a community; theLatino experience in northwest Indiana, 1919-1975. Chicago, Cattails Press,1987. vi, 297p., wraps. (Calumet regional studies, #2) 15.00585. Lanneret, Pierre. Internationalists In France During The Second WorldWar [cover title]. London, Phoenix Press, 1993. 53p., wraps. Caption title:Pierre Lanneret, alias Camille. A biography followed by Third CampInternationalists in France during the Second World War by Ernest Ryaner(Pierre Lanneret). 12.00Includes a 24-page biography of Lanneret (Ernest Rayner) which discusseshis work among Chicano farm workers in the US, also reproducing threerelated posters.586. Lattin, Vernon E., editor. Contemporary Chicano fiction, a criticalsurvey. Binghamton, Bilingual Press/Editorial Bilingüe, 1986. 331p.,introduction, bibliography, book sale stamp on half-title and remaindermark on bottom edge otherwise very good first wraps edition. (Studies inthe language and literature of United States Hispanos) 12.00587. Laviera, Tato. AmeRícan. Houston, Arte Público Press, 1985. 95p., firstedition, wraps. Afro--Nuyorican poet. 35.00588. Lázaro, Felipe. Poetas Cubanos en Nueva York. Madrid, Editorial Betania,1988. 262p., first printing, wraps. With contributions by Antonio Acosta,Magali Alabau, Reinaldo Arenas and many others, along with shortbiographies of the poets. 25.00589. Lecompte, Janet. Rebellion in Río Arriba, 1837. Albuquerque, Universityof New Mexico Press, 1985. xiii, 186p., foreword, preface, documents,notes, index, illustrations, very good first edition trade paperback inpictorial wraps. 15.00590. Leguizamo, John with David Bar Katz. Freak; semi-demi-quasi-pseudoautobiography. New York, Riverhead Books, 1997. 125p., first printing, dj.Autobiographical performance piece by the Hispanic comedian. 18.00591. Leyva , René and Marta Caballero. Las: que se quedan: contextos devulnerabilidad a ITS y VIH/SIDA en mujeres compañeras de migrantes.Cuernavaca, Instituto Nacional de Salud Pública, 2009. 150p., 8.25x10.75inches, one of 500 copies, very good in wraps. 45.00592. Leyva de Varona, Adolfo; René J Silva; Geoffrey P Nyhart. Propagandaand reality: a look at the U.S. embargo against Castro's Cuba. Miami,