Old Mexico and her lost provinces

32 chapters

1. 1PART I. OLD MEXICO.26m
2. 2II. VERA CRUZ.16m
3. 3III. UP THE LONG MOUNTAIN SLOPE.23m
4. 4IV. THE CAPITAL.29m
5. 5V. THE PROJECTORS.31m
6. 6VI. THE FERRO-CARRILES.18m
7. 7VII. THE RAILWAYS AT WORK.30m
8. 8VIII. THE QUESTION OF MONEY, AND SHOPPING.22m
9. 9IX. SOCIAL LIFE, AND SOME NOTABLE INSTITUTIONS.23m
10. 10X. THE FINE ARTS AND LITERATURE.26m
11. 11XI. SOME TRAITS OF PECULIAR HISTORY, AND THE MEXICAN “WARWICK.”29m
12. 12XII. CUATITLAN, AND AROUND LAKES XOCHIMILCO AND CHALCO.23m
13. 13XIII. TO OLD TEXCOCO.25m
14. 14XIV. POPOCATEPETL ASCENDED.22m
15. 15XV. A BANQUET, AND A TRAGEDY, AT CUAUTLA-MORELOS.12m
16. 16XVI. SAN JUAN, ORIZABA, AND CORDOBA REVISITED.37m
17. 17XVII. PUEBLA, CHOLULA, TLAXCALA.31m
18. 18XVIII. MINES AND MINING TRAITS, AT PACHUCA AND REGLA.36m
19. 19XIX. A WEEK AT A MEXICAN COUNTRY-HOUSE.28m
20. 20XX. ON HORSEBACK AND MULEBACK TO ACAPULCO.24m
21. 21XXI. CONVERSATIONS BY THE WAY WITH A COLONEL.34m
22. 22THE LOST PROVINCES.44m
23. 23XXIII. SAN FRANCISCO (Continued).31m
24. 24XXIV. THE VILLAS OF THE BONANZA KINGS.29m
25. 25XXV. THE VINTAGE SEASON, AND MONTEREY.22m
26. 26XXVI. A WONDROUS VALLEY, AND A DESERT THAT BLOSSOMS LIKE THE ROSE.38m
27. 27XXVII. VISALIA, BAKERSFIELD, AND LIFE ON A SPACIOUS RANCH.33m
28. 28XXVIII. LOS ANGELES.47m
29. 29XXIX. TO SAN DIEGO, AND THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.31m
30. 30XXX. ACROSS ARIZONA.22m
31. 31XXXI. TOMBSTONE.26m
32. 32XXXII. CAMP LOWELL, TUCSON, AND SAN XAVIER DEL BAC.20m

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