With All, and for the Good of All

“A fine study of the consolidation of nationalist ideas in Cuban revolutionary thought among exiles in the United States during the second half of the nineteenth century. . . . The thoughtful work of an able scholar.” - Jorge I. Domínguez, Hispanic American Historical Review

“Davis shows commendable restraint as she draws on impressive archival research and a wealth of secondary sources to describe in clear and measured prose the efforts of bureaucrats to manage a nuclear holocaust.” - Jeff Broadwater , American Communist History

“A solid, interesting, and original study of the consolidation of the nationalist ideal in Cuban revolutionary thought. It is a political/intellectual history that links the evolution of ideology to its social base in exile—an essential task in the reinterpretation of Cuban history. It draws on a wide range of sources, and is carefully argued. The work will be of interest to scholars of nationalism, of immigrant groups, and of revolutionary ideology, [and] is a significant contribution to the historiography on Cuba.” - Rebecca Scott