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The Story of the Nations: Mexico by Susan Hale CONTENTS.Illustration: The Convent of Capuchinas. (Last Prison of Maximilian.)Chapter 1. The Subject.Chapter 2. Shadowy Tribes.Illustration: Valley of Tula.Chapter 3. Toltecs.Illustration: Column from Tula.Illustration: Ruins Found at Tula.Illustration: Quetzalcoatl.Chapter 4. Chichimecs.Illustration: Portico at Kaboh.Chapter 5. Nezahualcoyotl, the Hungry Fox.Chapter 6. Texcuco.Chapter 7. Michoacan.Illustration: Vase in the National Museum, Washington.Chapter 8. Mayas.Illustration: Casa del Gobernador, Uxmal.Illustration: Statue from Palenque.Illustration: Tablet of Cross at Palenque.Illustration: Mayan Bas-Relief.Illustration: Statue of Chaak Mool.Illustration: Zamna.Chapter 9. Aztecs.Illustration: Organ Cactus.Illustration: Idol in Terra-Cotta.Illustration: Canal outside the City of Mexico.Chapter 10. Mexicans.Illustration: Stone of Tizoc.Illustration: Sculpture Representing Human Sacrifice.Chapter 11. Aztec Character.Illustration: Court of the Museum at Mexico.Illustration: Vase. Museum at Mexico.Chapter 12. The Last of the Montezumas.Chapter 13. Cortés.Chapter 14. Malintzi.Chapter 15. Tlaxcalla.Chapter 16. La Noche Triste.Chapter 17. Conquest.Illustration: Pyramid at TeotihuacanChapter 18. Doña Marina.Chapter 19. Indians.Illustration: Early Pottery.Chapter 20. The First of the Viceroys.Illustration: Cathedral at Morelia.Chapter 21. Fray Martin de Valencia.Illustration: Puebla de Los Angeles.Chapter 22. Other Viceroys.Chapter 23. Humboldt.Illustration: Temple of Xochicalco.Chapter 24. Revolutions.Chapter 25. Hidalgo.Illustration: Cactus Hedge.Chapter 26. Morelos.Chapter 27. Yturbide.Illustration: Panorama of Puebla.Chapter 28. Santa Anna.Chapter 29. Still Santa Anna.Illustration: Indian Hut in the Tierra Caliente.Illustration: Cathedral--City of Mexico.Chapter 30. Society.Illustration: The Viga.Chapter 31. Rumors of War.Illustration: Valley of MexicoChapter 32. War Begun.Illustration: Monterey, Mexico.Illustration: General Taylor.Chapter 33. Puebla Lost.Illustration: General Winfield Scott.Illustration: Siege of Vera CruzChapter 34. Chapultepec Taken.Illustration: Battle of Molino del Rey Sept 8th 1847Illustration: Storming of Chapultepec Sept 18th 1847Chapter 35. Benito Juarez.Illustration: Benito Juarez.Chapter 36. French Intervention.Illustration: Archduke Maximilian.Chapter 37. The Empire under Protection.Illustration: San Luis de Potosi.Illustration: Chapultepec in the Time of Maximilian.Chapter 38. The Unprotected Empire.Chapter 39. Maximilian.Illustration: Head-Quarters of Juarez at San Luis de Potosi.Illustration: The Convent of Capuchinas. (Last Prison of Maximilian.)Chapter 40. End of the Episode.Chapter 41. The Last of Santa Anna.Chapter 42. Porfirio Diaz.Illustration: Zapotec Ornament.Illustration: Image of a Zapotec Chief.Illustration: President Porfirio Diaz.Chapter 43. Physical Advantages.Illustration: Aqueduct in the City of Mexico.Chapter 44. Future.
The Story of the Nations: Mexico by Susan Hale CONTENTS.Illustration: The Convent of Capuchinas. (Last Prison of Maximilian.)Chapter 1. The Subject.Chapter 2. Shadowy Tribes.Illustration: Valley of Tula.Chapter 3. Toltecs.Illustration: Column from Tula.Illustration: Ruins Found at Tula.Illustration: Quetzalcoatl.Chapter 4. Chichimecs.Illustration: Portico at Kaboh.Chapter 5. Nezahualcoyotl, the Hungry Fox.Chapter 6. Texcuco.Chapter 7. Michoacan.Illustration: Vase in the National Museum, Washington.Chapter 8. Mayas.Illustration: Casa del Gobernador, Uxmal.Illustration: Statue from Palenque.Illustration: Tablet of Cross at Palenque.Illustration: Mayan Bas-Relief.Illustration: Statue of Chaak Mool.Illustration: Zamna.Chapter 9. Aztecs.Illustration: Organ Cactus.Illustration: Idol in Terra-Cotta.Illustration: Canal outside the City of Mexico.Chapter 10. Mexicans.Illustration: Stone of Tizoc.Illustration: Sculpture Representing Human Sacrifice.Chapter 11. Aztec Character.Illustration: Court of the Museum at Mexico.Illustration: Vase. Museum at Mexico.Chapter 12. The Last of the Montezumas.Chapter 13. Cortés.Chapter 14. Malintzi.Chapter 15. Tlaxcalla.Chapter 16. La Noche Triste.Chapter 17. Conquest.Illustration: Pyramid at TeotihuacanChapter 18. Doña Marina.Chapter 19. Indians.Illustration: Early Pottery.Chapter 20. The First of the Viceroys.Illustration: Cathedral at Morelia.Chapter 21. Fray Martin de Valencia.Illustration: Puebla de Los Angeles.Chapter 22. Other Viceroys.Chapter 23. Humboldt.Illustration: Temple of Xochicalco.Chapter 24. Revolutions.Chapter 25. Hidalgo.Illustration: Cactus Hedge.Chapter 26. Morelos.Chapter 27. Yturbide.Illustration: Panorama of Puebla.Chapter 28. Santa Anna.Chapter 29. Still Santa Anna.Illustration: Indian Hut in the Tierra Caliente.Illustration: Cathedral--City of Mexico.Chapter 30. Society.Illustration: The Viga.Chapter 31. Rumors of War.Illustration: Valley of MexicoChapter 32. War Begun.Illustration: Monterey, Mexico.Illustration: General Taylor.Chapter 33. Puebla Lost.Illustration: General Winfield Scott.Illustration: Siege of Vera CruzChapter 34. Chapultepec Taken.Illustration: Battle of Molino del Rey Sept 8th 1847Illustration: Storming of Chapultepec Sept 18th 1847Chapter 35. Benito Juarez.Illustration: Benito Juarez.Chapter 36. French Intervention.Illustration: Archduke Maximilian.Chapter 37. The Empire under Protection.Illustration: San Luis de Potosi.Illustration: Chapultepec in the Time of Maximilian.Chapter 38. The Unprotected Empire.Chapter 39. Maximilian.Illustration: Head-Quarters of Juarez at San Luis de Potosi.Illustration: The Convent of Capuchinas. (Last Prison of Maximilian.)Chapter 40. End of the Episode.Chapter 41. The Last of Santa Anna.Chapter 42. Porfirio Diaz.Illustration: Zapotec Ornament.Illustration: Image of a Zapotec Chief.Illustration: President Porfirio Diaz.Chapter 43. Physical Advantages.Illustration: Aqueduct in the City of Mexico.Chapter 44. Future.

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