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sor of history at Monterrey Tec National School of Social Sciences and Government (Guadalajara, Mexico), an international partner of Drake University; the second by Prof. Eduardo García-Villada, a professor of Spanish at Drake University. In this essay, we weave these two lectures into a composite p

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