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, R. O., "Red Book—Mexico To-day and Our Position and Responsibility as a Nation Regarding Conditions in that Country," San Antonio, Texas, 1915.

, David, "Mexico Rebuilding," Independent, July 28, 1917.

"The Inevitable Trend in Mexico," Century, vol. 90, n. s. 68, p. 737, September, 1915.

, Gustavo, "More Light on Mexico," Unpopular Review, vol 4, p. 140, July, 1915.

, Gregory, "Mexico from the Inside Looking Out," Outlook, May 10, 1916.

, Alfred Bishop, "The Cause of Revolution in Mexico," Unpopular Review, vol. 3, April, 1915.

Memoria de hacienda y credito publico, correspondiente al ano economico de 1 de julio de, a 30 de junio de, Mexico. These reports, covering the years July 1 to June 30, are among the best material of a statistical nature published by the government during the Diaz régime. They are published at irregular dates after 1878.

"Mexico, a Financial Handbook," The Mechanics and Metals National Bank of the City of New York, New York, 1917.

Monthly Trade and Consular Reports, Washington, passim.

, Bernard, "Government in Spanish America," American Political Science Review, vol. 8, p. 208, May, 1914.

, Frank Lewis, "Political Mexico To-day," Yale Review, n. s. 1., p. 594, July, 1912.

, Robert L., Speech in Congressional Record, vol. 51, part 9, p. 8517, May, 1914.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Washington. This series gives a fuller account of diplomatic relations between the two republics in the earlier than in the later years.

, Charles M., "Report on Trade Conditions in Mexico," Department of Commerce and Labor, Bureau of Manufactures. Special Agents Series, No. 4, Washington, 1906.

Protection of Landed Estates of American Citizens in Mexico, Senate Document No. 71, 66th Congress, 1st Session, August 11, 1919.