Garden City: Doubleday, 1964. VG/Good, price clipped dust jacket. 1st edition stated xii, 348 p., map on endpapers, index, 8vo;

Stanford, Cal.: Stanford University Press, 1966. xix, 362 p.; 24 cm. (9¼ inches). Includes index; map on endpapers. Blue cloth with silver stamped spine title. Light and dark brown dust jacket. Translated from the Portuguese by James L. Taylor, With a new concluding chapter by Rollie E. Poppino. An excellent introduction to Brazilian history for English-speaking readers, based on the 4th edition of Bello's original work published in Portuguese, "with alterations in organization and detail," albeit retaining the author's "facts, . . . interpretations and emphases" [from the publisher's note]. Book is in Very Good+ Condition: front free endpaper lacking, pages clean and tight. Dust Jacket is in Fair+ Condition: ends of spine chipped; small section lacking along top edge of front section; tears of 2½ cm. (1 inch) and less along both edges.. Very Good-/Fair+.

Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1988. VG/VG. 1st printing xii, 252 p., photos, map on endpapers, illus., chronology, biblio., index, 8vo;

Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press, 1968. Fine/VG. 1st printing xiv, 263 p., footnotes, map on endpapers, biblio, index, 8vo;

Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1947. Good/Good. 1st printing x, 152 p., frontis, photos, map on endpapers, 8vo;

New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1965. vii, [5], 244 p.; 21½ cm. (8½ inches). Grey cloth, with black-stamped spine title. Orange and black dust jacket. Although the author endorses the objectives of the Alliance for Progress, "he is, nevertheless convinced, as a Mexican, that the United States has failed to take the step that is basic to the success of the Alliance. It has failed to reach out to the 90 per cent of Latin Americans he labels the 'forgotten ones,' without a political stake" [from the dust jacket]. A timeless work, very relevant to the present day. The book is in Very Good Condition: lacking front free endpaper, with some damage to the gutter of the fixed endpaper; slight crease in front board; pages are clean and tight. Dust jacket is in Good+ condition: spine is sunned; jacket is rubbed and slightly soiled; slightly chipped at ends of spine and front and corners.. Very Good/Good+.

NY: Charles Scribner's, 1910. Good/no dust jacket, name on front endpaper, covers spotted. 1st printing xvi, 308 p., frontis, photos, color fold-out map, biblio, 8vo;

Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 1974. Latin American Monographs, no. 34. Institute of Latin American Studies. xii, 305 p.; 24 cm. (9½ inches). Silver-stamped spine title and front cover epigram of the Institute of Latin American Studies. Dark green, illustrated dust jacket. The author based this fascinating study of the development and role of the railroads in Argentina on extensive research in British and Argentine records. In Near Fine Condition; dust acket is in Good Condition: edges rubbed; 2½-cm. (1-inch) tear from top edge of back section.. Near Fine/Good.

Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1982. xvii, 258 p.: photographs, tables; 22 cm. (9 inches). Includes bibliography and index.. Greenish-blue cloth, with gilt stamped spine title. Illustrated dust jacket. Scattered light pencilled marginalia. No price listed. An in-depth and invaluable look at the "militancy of Brazilian auto workers in the late 1970s," in which the author demonstrates, by focusing on the auto plants in Sao Paulo in 1974 and 1975, that "auto workers were not an elite within the working class but a proletariat held in check by employers and the state" [from the Dust Jacket]. Humphrey's conclusions are highly significant. "A case study of the largest industrial concentration in Latin America, this work shows how the unique situation of auto workers led them to articulate demands relevant for the whole working class," and provides a clear picture of the "nature of work in modern industry" [from the Dust Jacket]. A hard-to-find and important study. Marginalia as noted; book is otherwise in Near Fine Condition. Dust Jacket is in Very Good+ Condition: lightly creased at head of spine; edges rubbed; 1 small discoloration on front and back sections.. Near Fine/Very Good+.

NY: Oxford University Press, 1997. Fine/Fine. 1st printing xxxiv, 236 p., table, notes, biblio, index, small 8vo;

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1975. VG. 1st printing x, 342 p., illus, glossary, index, 8vo wraps;

London: Hutchinson, 2002. Fine/Fine. 1st British printing xiv, 399 p., photos, map on endpapers, notes, biblio, index, 8vo;

NY: Oxford University Press, 1994. Fine/Fine. 1st printing xxii, 378 p., illus, maps, notes, index, 8vo;