Viva La Raza!: The Struggle of the Mexican-American People by Elizabeth Sutherland Martinez

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Viva La Raza!: The Struggle of the Mexican-American People by Elizabeth Sutherland MartinezVintage (1974) hardcover with DJ in Good condition. DJ has price tag remnants on the spine. Wear to DJ and bumping on edges. Foxing on endpapers along spine. Binding tight, pages clean ad straight. Extremely rare and hard to find hardcover edition! "Viva La Raza! (the revolutionary cry of the Chicano) is a dramatic story of the plight of La Raza. It is a history of Los Chicanos told by two of their leading spokeswomen, and it portrays a thorny path of

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was still no match for ex-Archbishop Loris and the Pretender Queen Caitrin who sought his death