There's a Tyrant in Every Country

Résumé : 'There Is a Tyrant in Every Country' is not merely a rhapsody about Mexican capacity for the fullness of life. It is not simply Freddy Conner's story, of how from hating Mexicans he grew to identify himself with them. It is certainly no bald tract meant to expose American business imperialism and resultant degradation in Latin America. As the chapter headings suggests, it is a novel of the three "worlds", and each is realized best in company, and in conflict, wit the others. (...) (Robert Bunker)