Mexico and the United States: A Study of Subjects Affecting Their Political, Commercial and Social Relations, Made with a View to Their Promotion, 1 tomasG.P. Putnam, 1898 - 759 psl. |
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... give an informal talk on the subject , which I did on January 16th of that year . Most of my talk was taken down by a stenographer , and was the basis of the article which appeared in the Bulletin of the American Geographical Society of ...
... give an informal talk on the subject , which I did on January 16th of that year . Most of my talk was taken down by a stenographer , and was the basis of the article which appeared in the Bulletin of the American Geographical Society of ...
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... give it , and the ability of men and women to squat all day on the ground and be happy . " Mr. Theodore W. Noyes , of Washington , in a descriptive article on Mexico , pub- lished in December , 1895 , makes the following parallel ...
... give it , and the ability of men and women to squat all day on the ground and be happy . " Mr. Theodore W. Noyes , of Washington , in a descriptive article on Mexico , pub- lished in December , 1895 , makes the following parallel ...
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... give full details of the production of gold and silver in Mexico , coinage , etc. , and here I will only append the total coinage of gold , silver , copper , and nickel according to official statistics of the Mexican Government , which ...
... give full details of the production of gold and silver in Mexico , coinage , etc. , and here I will only append the total coinage of gold , silver , copper , and nickel according to official statistics of the Mexican Government , which ...
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... give the altitudes of some of the principal localities , both from the coast to the interior and from the interior back to the coast , taken from the measurements made by the railroad companies and by the engineers of the Mexican ...
... give the altitudes of some of the principal localities , both from the coast to the interior and from the interior back to the coast , taken from the measurements made by the railroad companies and by the engineers of the Mexican ...
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... give remunerative crops . There was in southern Veracruz a sugar - cane only six months old which had a circumference of 7 inches . Where that cane grew the yield of cane per acre was about 80 tons when twelve months old . The elevation ...
... give remunerative crops . There was in southern Veracruz a sugar - cane only six months old which had a circumference of 7 inches . Where that cane grew the yield of cane per acre was about 80 tons when twelve months old . The elevation ...
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Mexico and the United States– A Study of Subjects Affecting Their ..., 1 tomas Matías Romero Visos knygos peržiūra - 1898 |
Mexico and the United States– A Study of Subjects Affecting Their ..., 1 tomas Matías Romero Visos knygos peržiūra - 1898 |
Mexico and the United States– A Study of Subjects Affecting Their ..., 1 tomas Matías Romero Visos knygos peržiūra - 1898 |
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Aguascalientes American amount army average Bolivar Bonds Campeche capital cause cent Central Chihuahua City of Mexico Coahuila Colombia commodities condition Congress Constitution cotton court criminal Cuba currency December District Durango duties England established exports fact favor Federal feet fiscal foreign France Free Zone French frontier gold Guanajuato Guerrero Hidalgo House of Representatives imports increased independence Indian José Juarez June 30 jury Kilom's kilometres labor Lake Texcoco Liberal manufactures Matamoros ment merchandise Mérida metres Mexican Government Michoacan miles Morelos nations Oaxaca paid paper Peru ports pounds President Puebla Querétaro railroads RAILWAY RECEIPTS Republic resolution revenue San Luis San Luis Potosí San Martin Santa Ana Senate Señor sent silver Sinaloa smuggling Sonora South America Spain Spaniards statement Subsidy Tamaulipas Tampico tariff territory tion Tlaxcala tons Total towns trade Treasury United Veracruz Viceroy wages Yucatan Zacatecas Zona Libre
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