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ew Mexicans prefer--life around Santa Fe. LEA, TOM. _The Brave Bulls_. See under "Fiction." LUMMIS, C. F. _Flowers of Our Lost Romance_, Boston, 1929. Humanistic essays on Spanish contributions to southwestern civilization. OP. _The Land of Poco Tiempo_, New York, 1913 (reissued by University of New Mexico Press, 1952), in an easier style. _A New Mexico David_, 1891, 1930. Folk tales and sketches. OP. MERRIAM, CHARLES. _Machete_, Dallas, 1932. Plain and true to the _gente_. OP. NIGGLI, JOSEPHINA. _Mexican Village_, University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, 1945. A collection of skilfully told stories that reveal Mexican life. O'SHAUGHNESSY, EDITH. _A Diplomat s Wife in Mexico_, New York, 1916; _Diplomatic Days_, 1917; _Intimate Pages of Mexican History_, 1920. Books of passion and power and high literary merit, interpretative of revolutionary Mexico. OP. OTERO, NINA. _Old Spain in Our Southwest_, New York, 1936. Genuine. OP. PORTER, KATHERINE ANNE. _Flowering Judas_. See under "Fiction." PRESCOTT, WILLIAM H. _Conquest of Mexico_. History that is literature. REMINGTON, FREDERIC W. _Pony Tracks_, New York, 1895. Includes sketches of Mexican ranch life. ROSS, PATRICIA FENT. _Made in Mexico: The Story of a Country's Arts and Crafts_, Knopf, New York, 1952. Picturesquely and instructively illustrated by Carlos Merida. TANNENBAUM, FRANK. _Peace by Revolution_, Columbia University Press, New York, 1933; _Mexico: The Struggle for Peace and Bread_, Knopf, New York, 1950. Tannenbaum dodges nothing, not even the church. _Terry's Guide to Mexico_. It has everything. Texas Folklore Society. Its publications are a storehouse of Mexican folklore in the Southwest and in Mexico also. Especially recommended are _Texas and Southwestern Lore_ (VI), _Man, Bird, and Beast_ (VIII), _Southwestern Lore_ (IX), _Spur-of-the-Cock_ (XI), _Puro Mexicano_ (XII), _Texian Stomping Grounds_ (XVII), _Mexican Border Ballads and Other Lore_ (XXI), _The Healer of Los Olmos and Other Mexican Lore_ (XXIV, 1951). All published by Southern Methodist University Press, Dallas. TOOR, FRANCES. A _Treasury of Mexican Folkways_, Crown, New York, 1947. An anthology of life. TURNER, TIMOTHY G._ Bullets, Bottles and Gardenias_, Dallas, 1935. Obscurely published but one of the best books on Mexican life. OP. 7. Flavor of France THERE IS little justification for including Louisiana as a part of the Southwest. Despite
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