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Book Review: A Documentary History of the Mexican Americans

ration process. Organized labor is mentioned but its role remains confused. The author does not clearly distinguish between the policies of the Western Federation of Miners, the Industrial Workers of the World, and the American Federation of Labor. The largest section of the book examines how the immigrant was understood and interpreted by contemporary Nevada society as seen in the novel, short story.joke, legend and biography. Although interesting, the material is repetitious and too long in relation to other parts of the work. Restless Strangers nevertheless contributes to our knowledge of the subject, suggests further research, and is well written.