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An Overview of Hispanic Literature of the United States | |
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The Literature of Exploration and Colonization | |
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The Account (excerpt) | |
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Discovery of the Seven Cities of Cibola (excerpt) | |
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La Florida (excerpt) | |
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History of New Mexico (excerpt) | |
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The Account (excerpt) | |
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Lord, if the shepherd does not hear the sheep's complaint ... | |
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Native Literature | |
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Toward a Mestizo Culture | |
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By This Divine Light ... | |
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The Comanches | |
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Little Indian Ballad of Placida Romero | |
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The Contest of Coffee and Corn Gruel | |
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Memories of Things Past | |
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Testimony Recounted by Jose Francisco Palomares | |
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A Glimpse of Domestic Life in 1827 | |
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Occurrences in Hispanic California | |
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Letter to William Heath Davis | |
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"The Old Guide": Surveyor, Scout, Hunter, Indian Fighter, Ranchman, Preacher: His Life in His Own Words | |
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Roots of Resistance | |
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Personal Memoirs of John N. Seguin, from the Year 1834 to the Retreat of General Woll from the City of San Antonio 1842 | |
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Editorials | |
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The Californios | |
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Proclamation | |
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Joaquin Murieta; The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez | |
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The Real Billy the Kid (excerpt) | |
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The Squatter and the Don | |
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Defending Cultural and Civil Rights | |
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A Protest Rally, 1901 | |
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Plea for the Spanish Language | |
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The Spanish Language: A Plea to the Hispanic Legislators | |
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For Our Race: Preservation of Nationalism; We Should Work | |
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Greetings and Aims (editorial) | |
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Open Letter to a Libelist | |
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Ignorance: The Cause of Racial Discrimination; The Evolution of Mexican-Americans | |
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The Mexican Question in the Southwest | |
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Step-Children of a Nation | |
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The Mexico-Texan; The Hammon and the Beans | |
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Preserving Cultural Traditions | |
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The Courteous and Kindly Child and the "Good People" on the Underground Passageway | |
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The Phantoms at San Luis Rey | |
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Samuel's Christmas Eve | |
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The First Cactus Blossom | |
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Midwife | |
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The Clown of San Cristobal | |
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The Fiddler and the Angelito | |
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Militant Aesthetics | |
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I Am Joaquin | |
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Pilgrims in Aztlan (excerpt) | |
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Must be the season of the witch; mis ojos hinchados | |
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Dear Rafe | |
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Puerto Rican Obituary | |
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Saliendo; Light after Blackout | |
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Los Vendidos | |
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Contemporary Reflections on Identity | |
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The Truth about Them (excerpt) | |
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Down These Mean Streets (excerpt) | |
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A Lower East Side Poem | |
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Uncle Claudio | |
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My graduation speech; the africa in pedro morejon | |
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La Guera | |
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How to Tame a Wild Tongue | |
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Above All, a Family Man | |
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My Name Is Maria Christina; Anonymous Apartheid | |
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Ending Poem | |
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Our House in the Last World (excerpt) | |
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Day of the Moon (excerpt) | |
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Anything but Love (excerpt) | |
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Rites of Passage | |
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Going Up North | |
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My Wonder Horse | |
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First Communion | |
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The Moths | |
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Amanda | |
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Volar; Maria Elena; Exile | |
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New Directions in Poetry | |
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Day Laborer; Strange City | |
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The Latest Latin Dance Craze; today is a day of great joy; Loisaida; energy | |
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Beneath the Shadow of the Freeway | |
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Legal Alien; Curandera | |
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Mi abuelo; Wet Camp; Nani | |
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The Literature of Immigration | |
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Encounters with the Modern City | |
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Two Views of Coney Island (excerpt) | |
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New York from Within: One Aspect of Its Bohemian Life | |
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Fourth Missive | |
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Lucas Guevara (excerpt) | |
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A Song for Wall Street; The Secret | |
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The Hispanic Barrio | |
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Tropics in Manhattan (excerpt) | |
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Negotiating New Realities | |
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My Valise | |
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The Factory (excerpt) | |
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The Texas Sun (excerpt) | |
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The Adventures of Don Chipote or, When Parrots Breast Feed (excerpt) | |
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Easy Jobs | |
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Memoirs of Bernardo Vega (excerpt) | |
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The Dishwasher; The Deportee | |
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A Jibaro's Lament; A Jibaro in New York | |
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Prayer to Home Relief | |
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Take the Dead Man Away (excerpt) | |
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El Coyote/The Rebel (excerpt) | |
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The Oxcart (excerpt) | |
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Scribbles | |
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The Night We Became People Again | |
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El Super (excerpt) | |
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Diary of an Undocumented Immigrant (excerpt) | |
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No Face | |
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Odyssey to the North (excerpt) | |
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Early Perspectives on Class and Gender | |
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The Rebel Is a Girl | |
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The Emotions of Maria Concepcion | |
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How Poor Women Prostitute Themselves | |
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The Intelligent Woman | |
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The Stenographer | |
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I'm Going to Mexico | |
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The Flapper | |
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Women and Puerto Rican Identity | |
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Editorial Discontent | |
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Speech Read by the Author on the Evening That the "Society of Workers" Celebrated the Twenty-Fourth Anniversary of Its Founding | |
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The Castilian Language and Puerto Rico | |
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Editorial, August 7, 1927 | |
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How to Unite the Puerto Rican Colony | |
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Those Who Return | |
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Open Lettter to Don Luis Munoz Marin, President of the Puerto Rican Senate; United States | |
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Cultural (Dis) Junctures | |
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The Key West Rose (excerpt) | |
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A Prayer in the Snow | |
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Barrio Boy (excerpt) | |
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Kipling and I | |
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Miracle on Eighth and Twelfth | |
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Chronicles; Self-Portrait | |
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The Herb Shop | |
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The Argonauts | |
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Reflections on the Dislocated Self | |
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I Was My Own Route; Farewell in Welfare Island | |
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Horizons; Five-Pointed Stars | |
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Mexico; Dark Romance; Marina Mother | |
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Spared Angola; Going Under (excerpt) | |
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The Greatest Performance | |
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A Matrix Light | |
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The Literature of Exile | |
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Struggle for Spanish-American Independence | |
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On Behalf of Mankind: To All the Inhabitants of the Islands and the Vast Continent of Spanish America | |
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Mexicans: Signaled by Providence ... | |
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Necessary Ideas for All Independent People of the Americas Who Want to Be Free | |
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Essay on Slavery; Jicotencal | |
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To the People of Cuba | |
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With All, for the Good of All | |
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Hymn of the Exile | |
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Hymn of the Exile | |
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Always; Song of the Cuban Women | |
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To Spain | |
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In Greenwood | |
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My Flag | |
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Ode to October 10 | |
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A Statistic; Fragments | |
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Hatuey | |
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Simple Verses | |
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Against Tyranny | |
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Why Are You Still Here, Mexican Men? Fly to the Battlefield | |
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Revolutionary Hymn | |
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Letter | |
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The Underdogs | |
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The Aching Soul | |
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Blood | |
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Postcard | |
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Emmaus; Stuck to the Wall | |
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I Also Accuse! By Way of a Prologue | |
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Contemporary Exiles | |
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The Cow on the Rooftop: A Story of the Cuban Revolution | |
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It is dark ...; This senor don Gringo ... | |
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Before Night Falls (excerpt) | |
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I'm Your Horse in the Night | |
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I Grew Accustomed; Here Am I Now | |
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Exile (excerpt) | |
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Epilogue: Sin Fronteras, Beyond Boundaries | |
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Danger Zone: Cultural Relations between Chicanos and Mexicans at the End of the Century | |
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The Flying Bus | |
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List of Editors, Contributors, and Translators | |
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Source Notes | |