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Bird Eating Bird - Poems
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Bird Eating Bird - PoemsBird Eating Bird - Poems

A winner of the 2008 National Poetry Series mtvU Prize as selected by Yusef Komunyakaa (winner of the Pulitzer Prize), Kristin's work perpetuates NPS's tradition of promoting exceptional poetry from lesser known poets.
Her poems are playful and serious all at once. They explore the richness of her cultural and linguistic heritage, which spans the globe from Mexico to the Philippines. They defend with vigor and humor the color purple. And they analyze the insecurities of the letter 'h' -- among other things.

Reuploaded Thanks to emkis

 
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Tags: winner, Prize, Philippines, Mexico, defend, Eating, Poems, globe
The Alamo (Symbols of Freedom)
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The Alamo (Symbols of Freedom)

About 3 million people visit the Alamo every year. First started as a mission to convert Native Americans to Christianity, then occupied by Spanish soldiers and becoming a place of turmoil and battle between Mexico and Texas, it is now proudly restored and stands as one of our nation s most valued symbols.
 
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Creative Embroidery and Cross Stitch : No.6/2009
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Creative Embroidery and Cross Stitch : No.6/2009Creative Embroidery and Cross Stitch : No.6/2009

This classic book of embroidery stitch instructions shows more than 200 different stitches, many of them endangered ethnic types which have not been in print before. Many countries including France, Spain, India, Mexico, and the Orient are represented. Step-by-step diagrams and photographs of finished articles will inspire even a beginner.

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Tags: diagrams, photographs, represented, Orient, India, Creative, Cross, Stitch, Embroidery, Mexico
Classics Illustrated 156 The Conquest of Mexico
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Classics Illustrated 156 The Conquest of Mexico

The Spanish discovered Mexico in 1518. It was then a land inhabited by different tribes of Indians. The most powerful were the Aztecs. In 1519, a Spaniard, Hernando Cortez, set out to conquer Mexico. One of the soldiers who went with him was Bernal Diaz del Castillo, whose story this is.
 
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The Hispanic Americans (Multicultural America Vol.1)
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The Hispanic Americans (Multicultural America Vol.1)The Hispanic Americans (Multicultural America Vol.1)

Published: 2011

Language: English

Pages: 243

The history of Hispanic Americans is inextricably linked tothecolonization and territorial expansion of contemporary America.Inthe 19th century, Texas, New Mexico, and much ofCalifornia-allgeographic regions with significant Spanish andHispanicpopulations-ceded or were annexed as part of what was tobecome theUnited States. Immigrants from Mexico, Central America,Cuba,Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic have also contributedtothe Hispanic-American community and have thereby complicatedaswell as enriched any single definition of that ethnic group.

 
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Tags: America, Americans, Mexico, Hispanic, Dominican, Multicultural