Mexico and the Mexicans: Or, Notes of Travel in the Winter and Spring of 1883
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Experience the beauty, culture, and history of Mexico with this thrilling travelogue. Written by Howard Conkling, a noted American merchant and diplomat, this book provides a firsthand account of his travels through Mexico during the late 19th century. With its fascinating insights into Mexican customs, history, and society, Mexico and the Mexicans is a must-read for anyone interested in this vibrant and fascinating country.
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