H. Micheal Tarver is professor of history at Arkansas Tech University.

This book addresses an important but little-explored aspect of Latin America’s response to the Great War. It features an engaging narrative based on an extensive bibliography gathered from the national archives of both the United States and Venezuela and a large selection of secondary sources. One of the very few books to appear on this topic since Percy Alvin Martin’s Latin America and the War published in 1921, it will be an appropriate and rewarding assignment in undergraduate and graduate courses dealing with diplomacy, Latin America in general, and World War I.

• PrefaceIntroductionMapChapter 1: Setting the StageChapter 2: Before the Global ConflictChapter 3: The Great War BeginsChapter 4: Wartime RelationsChapter 5: ConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author

H. Micheal Tarver is professor of history at Arkansas Tech University.

This book addresses an important but little-explored aspect of Latin America’s response to the Great War. It features an engaging narrative based on an extensive bibliography gathered from the national archives of both the United States and Venezuela and a large selection of secondary sources. One of the very few books to appear on this topic since Percy Alvin Martin’s Latin America and the War published in 1921, it will be an appropriate and rewarding assignment in undergraduate and graduate courses dealing with diplomacy, Latin America in general, and World War I.

• PrefaceIntroductionMapChapter 1: Setting the StageChapter 2: Before the Global ConflictChapter 3: The Great War BeginsChapter 4: Wartime RelationsChapter 5: ConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author

H. Micheal Tarver is professor of history at Arkansas Tech University.

This book addresses an important but little-explored aspect of Latin America’s response to the Great War. It features an engaging narrative based on an extensive bibliography gathered from the national archives of both the United States and Venezuela and a large selection of secondary sources. One of the very few books to appear on this topic since Percy Alvin Martin’s Latin America and the War published in 1921, it will be an appropriate and rewarding assignment in undergraduate and graduate courses dealing with diplomacy, Latin America in general, and World War I.

• PrefaceIntroductionMapChapter 1: Setting the StageChapter 2: Before the Global ConflictChapter 3: The Great War BeginsChapter 4: Wartime RelationsChapter 5: ConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author