Great River: Mexico and the United StatesA distinguished historian examines the development of the region and surveys the amalgamation of the aboriginal Indian, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American civilizations. |
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... American Romney , Sully the American Law- rence , and so on . However rich and copious their productions , they could not suggest the new America so well as the work of another artist who when he went to work had no conscious plan to ...
... American Romney , Sully the American Law- rence , and so on . However rich and copious their productions , they could not suggest the new America so well as the work of another artist who when he went to work had no conscious plan to ...
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... American patrols , among whom several were killed and wounded . In Carranza territory , down the river from Villa's empire , federal soldiers joined in outlaw raids on American settlements . On November twenty - sixth at Nogales ...
... American patrols , among whom several were killed and wounded . In Carranza territory , down the river from Villa's empire , federal soldiers joined in outlaw raids on American settlements . On November twenty - sixth at Nogales ...
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... American farmers . Art and Archaeology , v . 124 , no . 3 , September , 1927 . McCoy , John C. Paper read before Old ... American empire . London , Hollis and Carter , 1948 . Rise of the Spanish American empire . London , Hollis and ...
... American farmers . Art and Archaeology , v . 124 , no . 3 , September , 1927 . McCoy , John C. Paper read before Old ... American empire . London , Hollis and Carter , 1948 . Rise of the Spanish American empire . London , Hollis and ...
Contents
A Colony for Mexico | 453 |
A Wild Strain | 460 |
The Twin Sisters | 469 |
Copyright | |
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