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Jose Marti: An Introduction
Chronology
Suggestions for Further Reading
Earliest Writings 1
Abdala 3
Letter to His Mother from Prison 7
Political Prison in Cuba 9
1871-1881 19
Notebooks 1-3 21
Early Journalism 26
The Poor Neighborhoods of Mexico City 26
Sarah Bernhardt 28
Impressions of America (by a very fresh Spaniard) 32
1882-1890 41
Poetry 43
Prologue to Juan Antonio Perez Bonalde's Poem of Niagara 43
Ismaelillo 52
Waking Dream 52
Fragrant Arms 53
My Kinglet 53
Son of My Soul 54
Free Verses 56
My Verses 57
The Swiss Father 58
Famous Island 60
Love in the City 62
I Hate the Sea 66
Winged Cup 68
Notebooks 4-15 72
Undated Fragment 78
A Passion 79
from The Golden Age 82
Pin the Tail on the Donkey: A New Game and Some Old Ones 83
Letters from New York 89
Coney Island 89
The Trial of Guiteau 94
Prizefight 107
Emerson 116
Tributes to Karl Marx, Who Has Died 130
from La America 140
The Brooklyn Bridge 140
The Glossograph 145
Indigenous Art 146
Mexico, the United States, and Protectionism 149
Graduation Day 152
The Indians in the United States 157
The World's Biggest Explosion 164
Impressionist Painters 167
A Great Confederate Celebration 171
The Cutting Case 176
The Poet Walt Whitman 183
Class War in Chicago: A Terrible Drama 195
A Walking Marathon 219
New York Under Snow 225
Blaine's Night 231
A Chinese Funeral 237
Inauguration Day 244
Political Correspondence 255
Letter to Emilio Nunez 255
Letter to General Maximo Gomez 257
A Vindication of Cuba 261
1891-1894 269
Poetry 270
Simple Verses 270
Prologue 270
I (I am an honest man) 272
III (I hate the masks and vices) 276
XXVIII (Past the manor with the tomb) 278
XXX (Blood-hued lightning cleaves) 280
XXXVI (Yes, I know: flesh) 282
XLV (I dream of marble cloisters) 282
Notebooks 18-20 286
Letters from New York 288
Our America 288
The Lynching of the Italians 296
The Monetary Conference of the American Republics 304
A Town Sets a Black Man on Fire 310
from Patria 314
The Abolition of Slavery in Puerto Rico 314
My Race 318
To Cuba! 321
The Truth About the United States 329
1895 335
Politics 337
The Montecristi Manifesto 337
Final Correspondence 346
Letter to His Mother 346
Letter to Manuel Mercado 346
War Diaries 350
Pt. I From Montecristi to Cap-Haitien 350
Pt. II From Cap-Haitien to Dos Rios 380
Afterword 415
Notes 419
Index 449

Title: Jose Marti: Selected Writings

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Item Number: 9780142437049

Publication Date: April 2002

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I just finished Jose Marti, a collection of mostly newspaper articles he published during his lifetime, with a few poems, and short stories thrown in. I really enjoyed the later, but all of the articles wore me down. They were interesting - did you know the US tried to buy Cuba as a way of getting around paying an import tax on sugar, and the biggest deterrent was the fear of adding too many potential black voters? did you know 40 inches of snow fell on New York in one 24 hour period, March, 1888? Did you know Cuba imported Chinese slaves, or that 20 Italians were lynched in New Orleans, and the US had to pay Italy $25,000 because of it? Fascinating stuff, history.

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	Jose Marti: An Introduction
	Chronology
	Suggestions for Further Reading
	Earliest Writings	1
	Abdala	3
	Letter to His Mother from Prison	7
	Political Prison in Cuba	9
	1871-1881	19
	Notebooks 1-3	21
	Early Journalism	26
	The Poor Neighborhoods of Mexico City	26
	Sarah Bernhardt	28
	Impressions of America (by a very fresh Spaniard)	32
	1882-1890	41
	Poetry	43
	Prologue to Juan Antonio Perez Bonalde's Poem of Niagara	43
	Ismaelillo	52
	Waking Dream	52
	Fragrant Arms	53
	My Kinglet	53
	Son of My Soul	54
	Free Verses	56
	My Verses	57
	The Swiss Father	58
	Famous Island	60
	Love in the City	62
	I Hate the Sea	66
	Winged Cup	68
	Notebooks 4-15	72
	Undated Fragment	78
	A Passion	79
	from The Golden Age	82
	Pin the Tail on the Donkey: A New Game and Some Old Ones	83
	Letters from New York	89
	Coney Island	89
	The Trial of Guiteau	94
	Prizefight	107
	Emerson	116
	Tributes to Karl Marx, Who Has Died	130
	from La America	140
	The Brooklyn Bridge	140
	The Glossograph	145
	Indigenous Art	146
	Mexico, the United States, and Protectionism	149
	Graduation Day	152
	The Indians in the United States	157
	The World's Biggest Explosion	164
	Impressionist Painters	167
	A Great Confederate Celebration	171
	The Cutting Case	176
	The Poet Walt Whitman	183
	Class War in Chicago: A Terrible Drama	195
	A Walking Marathon	219
	New York Under Snow	225
	Blaine's Night	231
	A Chinese Funeral	237
	Inauguration Day	244
	Political Correspondence	255
	Letter to Emilio Nunez	255
	Letter to General Maximo Gomez	257
	A Vindication of Cuba	261
	1891-1894	269
	Poetry	270
	Simple Verses	270
	Prologue	270
	I (I am an honest man)	272
	III (I hate the masks and vices)	276
	XXVIII (Past the manor with the tomb)	278
	XXX (Blood-hued lightning cleaves)	280
	XXXVI (Yes, I know: flesh)	282
	XLV (I dream of marble cloisters)	282
	Notebooks 18-20	286
	Letters from New York	288
	Our America	288
	The Lynching of the Italians	296
	The Monetary Conference of the American Republics	304
	A Town Sets a Black Man on Fire	310
	from Patria	314
	The Abolition of Slavery in Puerto Rico	314
	My Race	318
	To Cuba!	321
	The Truth About the United States	329
	1895	335
	Politics	337
	The Montecristi Manifesto	337
	Final Correspondence	346
	Letter to His Mother	346
	Letter to Manuel Mercado	346
	War Diaries	350
Pt. I	From Montecristi to Cap-Haitien	350
Pt. II	From Cap-Haitien to Dos Rios	380
	Afterword	415
	Notes	419
	Index	449