History And Government of New Mexico
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66 per cent bore Spanish names, while 11, 720 or 68. 34 per cent were non-Spanish.
More than half of this immigrant population comes from the States west of the Mississippi. Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Kansas furnish the largest numbers, in the order named, Texas contributing about three times as many as Missouri, her nearest competitor.
VI. TROUBLE ON THE MEXICAN BORDER 294. Villa's Raid on Columbus. Stealing and cattle " rustling " back and forth across the Mexican boundary, with... the resulting complaints from those who were getting THE BEGINNINGS OF STATEHOOD 247 the worse of it, was an old form of border trouble. Yet the United States had been on cordial terms with the Mexican government for half a century when the Madero fma-tha' ro) revolution broke out in Mexico in the spring of IQII. The overthrow of Porfirio Diaz (por-fe'ryo de'as), the auto- cratic president; the murder of Madero, the reformer; VILLA BANDITS IN THE STATE PENITENTARY and the accession of Huerta (wer'ta), the bloodthirsty military dictator, ushered in a period of unparalleled anarchy throughout the Mexican Republic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
66 per cent bore Spanish names, while 11, 720 or 68. 34 per cent were non-Spanish.
More than half of this immigrant population comes from the States west of the Mississippi. Texas, Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, and Kansas furnish the largest numbers, in the order named, Texas contributing about three times as many as Missouri, her nearest competitor.
VI. TROUBLE ON THE MEXICAN BORDER 294. Villa's Raid on Columbus. Stealing and cattle " rustling " back and forth across the Mexican boundary, with... the resulting complaints from those who were getting THE BEGINNINGS OF STATEHOOD 247 the worse of it, was an old form of border trouble. Yet the United States had been on cordial terms with the Mexican government for half a century when the Madero fma-tha' ro) revolution broke out in Mexico in the spring of IQII. The overthrow of Porfirio Diaz (por-fe'ryo de'as), the auto- cratic president; the murder of Madero, the reformer; VILLA BANDITS IN THE STATE PENITENTARY and the accession of Huerta (wer'ta), the bloodthirsty military dictator, ushered in a period of unparalleled anarchy throughout the Mexican Republic.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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