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The Rosalie Evans letters from Mexico

by Rosalie Caden Evans

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A fascinating book of letters written by Rosalie from her hacienda in Puebla to her sister in the USA during many years when she was fighting to retain ownership through many changes in government. Read that book and you will be amazed at the fortitude of one single woman alone in Mexico against the world at a time when nothing was easy - I highly recommend it and could hardly put it down until finished
  CatheyMerrill | Nov 10, 2009 |
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