A Review of:

[The Cuban Revolution]

Thomas, Hugh. The Cuban Revolution. New York, NY: Harper & Row Publishers. 1971. (755 pages).


Section I:

This book is the second half of a larger work, Cuba: The Pursuit of Freedom. The purpose of the larger work is to give a detailed history of Cuba’s struggle for freedom, beginning in 1762. This volume starts in 1952, with Batista’s rise to power, and concludes in 1970, with the Ten Million Ton Harvest.
Thomas endeavored to write an encyclopedic, complete history of the complex political struggles in Cuba. The book is organized in such a way that it can either be used as a reference book, or simply read straight through. The book is divided into five main sections: The Struggle, 1952-9; Victory: L’Illusion Lyrique, 1959; Old Cuba at Sunset; The Clash, 1959-62; and the Epilogue. The Struggle (section 1) is the longest and most detailed part, while Victory (section 2) is the shortest. This reflects many things,......

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