New York, NY, Estados Unidos : Alfred A. Knopf, c1936 ; c1937.

x, 320 p. : il.; 22 cm.

1. Guatemala from Mexico. -- 2. Guatemala, the capital. -- 3. Tourist view. -- 4. Fiesta of Santo Tomás. -- 5. The shrine of the Black Christ. -- 6. The Ruins of Copán. -- 7. Maya archeology in Guatemala. -- 8. Maya old empire. -- 9. The heights and cool tropics. -- 10. Modern maya. -- 11. Markets and merchants. -- 12. Totonicapán. -- 13. The taking of Mixco. -- 14. Costumes and textiles. -- 15. Antigua, the capital. -- 16. Hot tropics and bananas. -- 17. Hospitality and pirates on the Rio Dulce. -- 18. Little Germany and the land of true peace. -- 19. Coffee. -- 20. Indian dance and ancient rite. -- 21. Holy Week. -- 22. Aristocratic Antigua. -- 23. Fairs and feast days. -- 24. Finca Week-end. -- 25. These Indians. -- 26. Modern Guatemala. -- 27. The president. -- Bibliographical note. -- Index. --

Tomado de Kirkus Review: "A travel book rather than a guide book, but with so little available on Guatemala, a growing "mecca" of travellers, this should fill a real need. A definitely interesting account of the country, coast and hill towns, of the people, arts, industries, historical background, as seen by a visitor who lived in hotels, pensions, private homes, and covered as much ground as limited travel facilities permitted. Economic and social aspects cursorily handled."