President Obregón: A World Reformer |
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... foreign companion interrogatively , desiring to learn whether he would like to be introduced . But he said emphatically that he must leave me . On the following day I mentioned to him that I should have liked him to make the ...
... foreign companion interrogatively , desiring to learn whether he would like to be introduced . But he said emphatically that he must leave me . On the following day I mentioned to him that I should have liked him to make the ...
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... foreign troops dispatched by Napoleon III . , deserve a place in universal history among the grandiose feats of weak nations defending themselves against the strong . These were the small begin- nings of a common aim . Unhappily they ...
... foreign troops dispatched by Napoleon III . , deserve a place in universal history among the grandiose feats of weak nations defending themselves against the strong . These were the small begin- nings of a common aim . Unhappily they ...
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... Foreign capital was invested in various useful enterprises , and Mexican credit throve and waxed great . Owing partly to the backward condition of the native population , but mainly to the solidarity which has so often distinguished ...
... Foreign capital was invested in various useful enterprises , and Mexican credit throve and waxed great . Owing partly to the backward condition of the native population , but mainly to the solidarity which has so often distinguished ...
Contents
I | 1 |
THE TWO SCHEMES OF WORLD RECONSTRUCTION | 11 |
MY ACQUAINTANCE WITH OBREGÓN | 23 |
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