El Explorador Mexicano. Manual no. 1. Principios fundamentales y organizacion.

Clarck, Federico

Published by Linotipografia Artistica, México, 1921

20 cm. 217p., [4]h. Cubietrtas de papel. Ilustrado. Algunas páginas con los bordes astillados. Primer manual Mexicano de los Boy Scouts, hecho por su fundador en el país.// Paper covers. Illustrated. Some chipping in the borders of the first pages. Very good condition. FIRST MEXICAN BOY SCOUTS HANDBOOK, WRITTEN BY ITS FOUNDER BOYS SCOUTS IN MEXICO The Mexican Boy Scouts, inaugurated in 1917 as the Corps of Mexican Explorers and later Tribes of Mexican Explorers, grew under the direction of German born Mexican citizen Federico Clarck. Clarck had dedicated years to the observation of Boy Scouts organization in 18 countries around the world. He modeled his vision directly on the international Boy Scouts organization, but it quickly adopted a distinctly nationalist hue. Clack published four volumes titled ¿El Explorador Mexicano¿, versions and excerpts of which appeared in related popular children´s magazines published by the Boy Scouts. These publications, based heavily on the U.S. magazine Boy´s Life, were nevertheless edited to include references to national history, geography and heroes. Organized Scout activity began in Mexico in the year of 1928. (Elena Jackson Albarran. Seen and Heard in Mexico: Children and Revolutionary Cultural Nationalism. U of Nebraska Press, 01/01/2015). Seller Inventory # REF00017A

Bibliographic Details

Title: El Explorador Mexicano. Manual no. 1. ...
Publisher: Linotipografia Artistica, México
Publication Date: 1921
Binding: Encuadernación de tapa blanda
Condition: Excelente
Edition: 1ª Edición