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Mitlac Ravine : The Mitlac Ravine: View on the Mexican Railway.

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Ameca and Popocatepetl : Typical side street in Mexican village: The town of Ameca and cloud-effect on the volcano of Popocatepetl.

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Monterrey, Nuevo Leon : View of the city of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. The capital city of the state, Monterrey, is the fourth in point of commercial importance and population in the Republic. It contains handsome buildings and numerous hotels, and its proximity to the United States has had a considerable influence on its development.

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Native Women of Tehuantepec : Native women of Tehuantepec, Mexico: Ordinary dress and church-going costumes.

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Mules, Peon, and Cactus : Life and travel in Mexico: Mules, Peon, and Cactus.

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Cocoa Nut Palms at Colima : Cocoa-nut palms at Colima, Mexico.

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Mexican Artillery : Mexican Artillery: A wayside encampment. The Army of Mexico consists of some 28,000 officers and men, efficient and disciplined, on a footing far superior to the dilapidated soldiery that the traveller generally observes in, and ascribes to, Spanish-America. The rank and file have that remarkable power of performing long marches and heavy wor...

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Mexico City Bullfight : Bull-fight in the City of Mexico, showing the spectators of the "Sol", the Picadores, and the entering bull.

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