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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... Creede the journalist jumped from his car " into two or three feet of mud and snow , " and saw that " the ticket and telegraph offices on one side of the track were situ- ated in a freight car with windows and doors cut out of it ...
... Creede the journalist jumped from his car " into two or three feet of mud and snow , " and saw that " the ticket and telegraph offices on one side of the track were situ- ated in a freight car with windows and doors cut out of it ...
Page 993
... Creede ( Willow Gap ) , 890-93 Creede , Nicholas C. , 890 , 892 Creede Candle , 892 Crescent , Great , 257 Crespúsculo , El , 549 Crèvecoeur , Michel Guillaume de , 627 , 637 , 640 cited , 632 Cristóbal Salazar , Fray , 146 , 170 , 195 ...
... Creede ( Willow Gap ) , 890-93 Creede , Nicholas C. , 890 , 892 Creede Candle , 892 Crescent , Great , 257 Crespúsculo , El , 549 Crèvecoeur , Michel Guillaume de , 627 , 637 , 640 cited , 632 Cristóbal Salazar , Fray , 146 , 170 , 195 ...
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... Creede Wilson , Woodrow , 910-13 , 915 , 918-21 , 926-28 , 930 , 932 , 935 , 937 , 938 winter , 200 , 543 , 743-44 , 871 witchcraft . See magic Woll , Adrian , General , 589 , 60g women , occupations of Spanish - Ameri- can , 356-58 ...
... Creede Wilson , Woodrow , 910-13 , 915 , 918-21 , 926-28 , 930 , 932 , 935 , 937 , 938 winter , 200 , 543 , 743-44 , 871 witchcraft . See magic Woll , Adrian , General , 589 , 60g women , occupations of Spanish - Ameri- can , 356-58 ...
Contents
A Colony for Mexico | 453 |
A Wild Strain | 460 |
The Twin Sisters | 469 |
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