Pelham Horton Box

Pelham Horton Box (1898–1937) was a British historian[1][2] whose primary work focused on the Paraguayan War of the 1860's and the claim that the war was started due to Francisco Solano López being angered first by criticism of the press against him and then further instigated by insults from Uruguay. Though this reasoning of the historical background has been negatively critiqued by later historians.[3] His 1929 book on the subject was described by Leslie Bethell as a "useful but traditional (predominantly diplomatic) account" of the war.[4]

Bibliography
  • — (1936). Los orígenes de la guerra del Paraguay contra la triple alianza [The Origins of the Paraguayan War Against The Triple Alliance] (in Spanish). La Colmena.
  • — (1933). Russia. J. W. Arrowsmith.
  • — (1929). The Origins of the Paraguayan War. University of Illinois Press.
  • —; Taylor, Albion Guilford; Brush, Elizabeth Parnham (1928). Labor Policies of the National Association of Manufacturers. Vol. 15. University of Illinois Press.
  • — (1925). Three Master Builders and Another: Studies in Modern Revolutionary and Liberal Statesmanship. J.B. Lippincott.

References
  1. http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-nb2002020935/
  2. "69302141".
  3. Warren HG (July 1962). "The Paraguayan Image of the War of the Triple Alliance". The Americas. 19 (1): 3–20. doi:10.2307/979403. JSTOR 979403. Retrieved 30 April 2021.
  4. Bethell, Leslie (2018). "The Paraguayan War". Brazil: Essays on History and Politics. University of London Press. p. 97. ISBN 978-1-908857-61-3. JSTOR j.ctv51309x.7.


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