By Eyler N. Simpson.

Foreword by Lic. Ramon Beteta.

Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press (Mrs. Frederick K. Fries), (1965).

 Reissue.

A nice facsimile reissue of the original 1937 classic and still pertinent in-depth study with history, solutions, detailed information on the indigenous people, their agriculture, land, culture, education, government issues, weather, culture, reform, freedom, grants, statistics, agrarian laws, and more.

Illustrated with maps, photographs, tables and charts.

A strikingly fresh and well-preserved, handsome and sturdy hardcover.

Faint binder's glue shadows to the upper and lower page edges near the headband and tail-band, else very nearly fine, square, tight, and firm in blue linen with gilt embossed titles and rules to the spine; no dust jacket.

Thick royal octavo; 849 pages; appendixes; bibliography; index.

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