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Crossing the Rio Grande: An Immigrant's Life in the 1880s (Volume 9) (Gulf C...
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Stan
Dobry: Książka, która była czytana, ale nadal jest w dobrym stanie. Na okładce widoczne są ...
Release Year
2012
ISBN
9781603448086
Book Title
Crossing the RIO Grande : an Immigrant's Life in the 1880s
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Texas A&M University Press
Publication Year
2012
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.3in
Author
Luis G. Gomez, Thomas H. Kreneck
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism, Social Science
Topic
Ethnic Studies / Hispanic American Studies, Emigration & Immigration, General
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
5.6 Oz
Number of Pages
120 Pages

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Although they are among the most important sources of the history of the American Southwest, the lives of ordinary immigrants from Mexico have rarely been recorded. Educated and hardworking, Luis G. G mez came to Texas from Mexico as a young man in the mid-1880s. He made his way around much of South Texas, finding work on the railroad and in other businesses, observing the people and ways of the region and committing them to memory for later transcription. Few of the 150,000 immigrants in the last half of the nineteenth century left written records of their experiences, but G mez wrote his memoir and had it privately published in Spanish in 1935. Crossing the Rio Grande presents an English edition of that memoir, translated by the author's grandson, Guadalupe Valdez Jr., with assistance from Javier Villarreal, a professor of Spanish at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. An introduction by Thomas H. Kreneck explains the book's value to scholarship and describes what has been learned of the publication history of the original Spanish-language volume. "G mez says explicitly in the prologue to his memoirs that the purpose of recording the events of his life is to entertain; however, his memoirs accomplish much more than this as they fill a void in the history of the American Southwest of the late nineteenth century."-- Journal of the American Studies Association for Texas

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Publisher
Texas A&M University Press
ISBN-10
160344808x
ISBN-13
9781603448086
eBay Product ID (ePID)
16038773374

Product Key Features

Book Title
Crossing the RIO Grande : an Immigrant's Life in the 1880s
Author
Luis G. Gomez, Thomas H. Kreneck
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Ethnic Studies / Hispanic American Studies, Emigration & Immigration, General
Publication Year
2012
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism, Social Science
Number of Pages
120 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.3in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
5.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
9
Reviews
"Luis G. Gmez says explicitly in the prologue to his memoirs that the purpose of recording the events of his life is to entertain; however, his memoirs accomplish much more than this as they fill a void in the history of the American Southwest of the late nineteenth century. Mexican immigrants formed an important part of the Southwest at that time, although few recorded accounts of the lives of immigrants from this era remain."--Journal of the American Studies Association for Texas, "Luis G. Gmez says explicitly in the prologue to his memoirs that the purpose of recording the events of his life is to entertain; however, his memoirs accomplish much more than this as they fill a void in the history of the American Southwest of the late nineteenth century. Mexican immigrants formed an important part of the Southwest at that time, although few recorded accounts of the lives of immigrants from this era remain."--Journal of the American Studies Association for Texas  , "In 1884 a young man crossed from Matamoros to Brownsville fleeing conflict in Mexico and seeking his fortune in Texas. As a scenario this has no particularly unusual traits. In fact, it's almost commonplace. What makes the tale engaging in this case is the voice telling it. A distinct personality resonates throughout this delightful book and pulls the read back in time to contemplate many of the same elements that make up the contemporary immigration debate."-- Southwestern Historical Quarterly  , "Luis G. Gómez says explicitly in the prologue to his memoirs that the purpose of recording the events of his life is to entertain; however, his memoirs accomplish much more than this as they fill a void in the history of the American Southwest of the late nineteenth century. Mexican immigrants formed an important part of the Southwest at that time, although few recorded accounts of the lives of immigrants from this era remain."--Journal of the American Studies Association for Texas, " . . . a vital contribution to the growing literature on Mexicans and Mexican Americans. . . . unique because few documents by Mexicans of this period have been found or published."-- Journal of Southern History, "In 1884 a young man crossed from Matamoros to Brownsville fleeing conflict in Mexico and seeking his fortune in Texas. As a scenario this has no particularly unusual traits. In fact, it's almost commonplace. What makes the tale engaging in this case is the voice telling it. A distinct personality resonates throughout this delightful book and pulls the read back in time to contemplate many of the same elements that make up the contemporary immigration debate."-- Southwestern Historical Quarterly, "Luis G. Gómez says explicitly in the prologue to his memoirs that the purpose of recording the events of his life is to entertain; however, his memoirs accomplish much more than this as they fill a void in the history of the American Southwest of the late nineteenth century. Mexican immigrants formed an important part of the Southwest at that time, although few recorded accounts of the lives of immigrants from this era remain."--Journal of the American Studies Association for Texas  
Target Audience
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Series
Gulf Coast Books, Sponsored by Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Ser.
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