Frederick Starr
Strange Peoples
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Starr presents a compendium of descriptions from several peoples (races) around the world as it was in the late XIX century. - Summary by Ma…
American Indians
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School students is Starr's intended audience of this work. The easy-to-read stories discuss and describe a wide range of topics such as food…
The Truth About the Congo
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After traveling extensively through Mexico and other countries, Starr spent a year in Congo during the peak of European colonization. He can…
Mexico and the United States: a Story of Revolution, Intervention and War
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Starr, being an anthropologist and a historian, visited Mexico extensively. As he wrote this book, a highly disruptive, deadly revolution wa…
Readings from Modern Mexican Authors
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Starr visited Mexico in 1894 and became acquainted with a wide array of contemporary writers. This work is a compendium of 29 of those write…