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  Letter to Leonor Villegas de Magnón from General Alfredo Ricaut

  Letter to Leonor Villegas de Magnón from General Alfredo Ricaut

  Tags activistas; activists; Cruz Blanca, La; Feminism; Feminismo; first-hand account; HISPANIC Americans; Hispanoamericanos; Historia de Tejas; Latinas; Latinas, Mexican Revolution; Mexican Revolution; Mexicoamericanos; Nurses; Ricaut, Alfredo; TEXAS; Villegas de Magnón, Leonor
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  Typewritten Letter to Leonor Villegas from Venustiano Carranza

  Typewritten Letter to Leonor Villegas from Venustiano Carranza

  Tags activistas; activists; Carranza, Venustiano; Cruz Blanca, La; Feminism; Feminismo; first-hand account; HISPANIC Americans; Hispanoamericanos; Historia de Tejas; Latinas; Latinas, Mexican Revolution; Mexican Revolution; Mexicoamericanos; Nurses; TEXAS; Villegas de Magnón, Leonor
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  Handwritten Letter from Leonor Villegas de Magnón to Venustiano Carranza

  Handwritten letter from Leonor Villegas de Magnón to Venustiano Carranza in which she vows to follow him loyally.

  Tags activistas; activists; Carranza, Venustiano; Cruz Blanca, La; Feminism; Feminismo; first-hand account; HISPANIC Americans; Hispanoamericanos; Historia de Tejas; Latinas; Latinas, Mexican Revolution; Mexican Revolution; Mexicoamericanos; Nurses; TEXAS; Villegas de Magnón, Leonor
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  1910 Episode

  A narrated account of an incident that occurred in 1910 in South El Paso, coinciding with the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution. Originally written in English.
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  A el niño

  A four-verse poem originally written in Spanish.
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  A el niño (To the Little Boy)

  An English translation of the original poem "A el niño" by Ramona González. Translated by Neil J. Devereaux.
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  A la niña

  A four-verse poem originally written in Spanish.
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  A la niña (To the Little Girl)

  An English translation of the original poem "A la niña" by Ramona González. Translated by Neil J. Devereaux.
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  Los abejones (zanganos)

  A two-page fable originally composed in Spanish.
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  Los abejones (zanganos) (The Drones)

  An English translation of a two-page fable originally composed in Spanish. Translated by Neil J. Devereaux.