
Land without chimneys; or, the byways of Mexico
Alfred Oscar Coffin · narrated by Juniper
2026
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Alfred Oscar Coffin, among the first African Americans to earn a doctorate, wanders the byways of late nineteenth century Mexico, a land he calls without chimneys. He records its markets, ruins, railways and daily life with a curious, unhurried eye. A rare traveler's window onto a country still shaped by Spain and revolution.
10 chapters
- 1A Land Without Chimneys.36m
- 2CHAPTER III. SAN LUIS POTOSI.1h 7m
- 3CHAPTER V. IN THE VALLEY OF THE LAJA.48m
- 4CHAPTER VII. THE VALLEY OF MEXICO.54m
- 5CHAPTER IX. PUBLIC BUILDINGS.58m
- 6CHAPTER XII. THE SUBURBS.1h 9m
- 7CHAPTER XIV. THE TRAIL OF THE TANGLE-FOOT.1h 11m
- 8CHAPTER XVIII. GUADALAJARA IN THE VALE OF LERMA.58m
- 9CHAPTER XXI. POLITICAL ECONOMY.1h 1m
- 10CHAPTER XXV CONCLUSION.8m
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