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A collection of poems by the famous Mexican poet residing in New York, José Juan Tablada, with illustrations. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

Part II of a modern edition of the poetry of a Spanish master. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

Part I of a modern edition of the poetry of a Spanish master. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems on New England places by a Spanish professor who was teaching at U S colleges. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of one of the most important revolutionary Cuban poets of the nineteenth century. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

Epistolary novel about nationalism in Spain.

A selection of poems by the famous Colombian poet Julio Florez, possibly one of the authors whose works are most used on greeting cards, stationary and popular poetry anthologies. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of diverse modernist poems by a Cuban writer. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems by the exiled Colombian writer, who eventually wrote that major part of his literary works in New York City. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of regionalist poems by the northern Mexican writer and journalist. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poetry and plays by the exiled Salvadoran writer and journalist. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of exile poems in which the Victoriano Huerta faction of the Mexican Revolution is especially criticized; The book is dedicated and features poems in honor of the Comité de Socorro Mexicano, a type of Mexican Red Cross that assisted victims [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

Rhymes for children in Puerto Rican schools by the commissioner of education. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of prose and poetry by an early New Mexican writer and journalist. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of modernist poetry by the Spanish poet resident in New York. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems by a Cuban writer. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

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A collection of poems by a relatively unkown writer residing in New York. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A selection of prose and poetry by the Spanish writer, who was a professor in the United States, to be used as a textbook for teaching Spanish. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poetry by the Puerto Rican patriot who worked for the island's independence from Spain. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems by an expatriate Puerto Rican writer in New York. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems in honor of the Quetzal bird, the national symbol emblazoned on the Guatemalan flag. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]

A collection of poems by a popular Puerto Rican poet who resided in New York City for many years. [ABSTRACT FROM CONTRIBUTOR]