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(Zitkala-Sa Travels to the Land of the Big Red Apples, 1884)
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When I read this I compared the treatment of the Mexicans to that of the Blacks in the south during slavery. "...make them do it over, and over, and they continue in the same good humour, never mouthing and grumbling because they have too much to do, but remain perfectly submissive..." (234)It made me wonder why the Mexicans were more obedient and complying?  --Aqsa Z.
 
When I read this I compared the treatment of the Mexicans to that of the Blacks in the south during slavery. "...make them do it over, and over, and they continue in the same good humour, never mouthing and grumbling because they have too much to do, but remain perfectly submissive..." (234)It made me wonder why the Mexicans were more obedient and complying?  --Aqsa Z.
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I really enjoyed Susan Shelby Magoffin's accounts of her life in Santa Fe. She seemed to be such a cheerful person especially compared to Mrs. A.M. Green in Colorado. To read her accounts of the Spanish Ball made me wish that I could have been there to see it all. I was confused a little by her description of "Dona Tula." Who is this person and what exactly is her occupation? --Jennifer S.
  
 
== Citizen protest of rape of Indian women in California, 1862 ==
 
== Citizen protest of rape of Indian women in California, 1862 ==

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