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A Winter In Central America & Mexico

Sanborn, Helen J.

I. Off for Guatemala--II. Balize, Livingston, and the Caribs--III. A voyage on the River Dulce and Polochic--IV. Life among the indians--V. A week in a indian village--VI. On mule-back--VII. The capital--VIII. A bull fight--IX. Antigua and the buried city--X. Interview with Presidente and Mrs. Barrios--XI. Coffee plantations, growth and cultivation--XII. Character and costums o...

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I. Off for Guatemala--II. Balize, Livingston, and the Caribs--III. A voyage on the River Dulce and Polochic--IV. Life among the indians--V. A week in a indian village--VI. On mule-back--VII. The capital--VIII. A bull fight--IX. Antigua and the buried city--X. Interview with Presidente and Mrs. Barrios--XI. Coffee plantations, growth and cultivation--XII. Character and costums of the people--XIII. Guatemala to Panama--XIV. Panama, Aspinwall, and the Isthmus--XV. Voyage in an English steamer--XVI. Across the Golf to Vera Cruz--XVII. Aday's journey from Coast to Capital--XVIII. City of Mexico--XIX. In and about the plaza--XX. Rambles about the city--XXI. Excursions in the suburbs--XXII. Homeward bound

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