Caribbean Studies: October 1962; Volume 2, Number 3

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Book Description:

The October 1962 issue, Volume 2, Number 3, of Caribbean Studies contains the articles "The Issue of 'Race' in the British Reaction to the Morant Bay Uprising of 1865" by Bernard Semmel, "Some Variants in Concluding Tags in Antillian Folk Tales" by J. L. Dillard, and "Land Reform in Puerto Rico, 1940-1959, Part One" by Matthew Edel. This journal issue also contains "The Alfred Nemours Collection of Haitian History: A Catalogue" edited by Jane Toth and William A. Trembley as well as a few book reviews, a notes section on institutions and persons, and current bibliography of books and periodicals.