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Volume 12 - October 1955

Contents

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Documents

  • New Archival Data Concerning Fray Pedro Aguado, O.F.M.: Valdemoro: Aguado’s Birthplace

  • Juan Friede
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 December 2015, pp. 195-198

  • ABOUT twenty-five miles to the south of Madrid, lying among the soft rolling hills of the table-land of Castile and surrounded by lands weary of cultivation, lies Valdemoro, a small, picturesque village of only 3,000 inhabitants. Today its main riches lie in the exploiting of gypsum (yeso), and the material from which stucco is made (escayola), both of which are sent to Madrid to be sold. Cultivation of the land succeeds only in producing the bare necessities of life to maintain the sparse population, and does not afford sufficient occupation for the inhabitants. Many of the townsfolk are forced to seek their sustenance by working in the capital city or by emigration to other parts.

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Research Article

  • A Review of Inter-American Economic Relations

  • Thomas Patrick Melady
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 December 2015, pp. 285-298

  • The people of the United States are very much interested in Latin America because of the deep roots which bind this continent to the Western World. The Latin American continent is one of the largest Christian areas of the world. The events of the past several decades have significantly increased the importance of Latin America to the United States and the Western World. In the unfortunate event of another war, the South American continent may very well become the refuge of Western civilization.

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Book Reviews

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Obituary

  • In Memoriam: Father Benjamin Gento Sanz, O.F.M. 1910-1955

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 December 2015, p. 310
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