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[edit]DescriptionImage from page 327 of "Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years" (1911).jpg |
English: Identifier: mexicohistoryofi00wrig
Title: Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years Year: 1911 (1910s) Authors: Wright, Marie Robinson, 1866-1914 Subjects: Publisher: Philadelphia, G. Barrie & sons [etc., etc.]
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Text Appearing After Image: SAN JULIO MINE. and splendid bearing in public matters he rose to the prominence of one ofMexicos leading political powers. Since assuming this important office, he HIDALGO 319 has dedicated his best efforts to the advancement of his State. Through hiswise administration, Hidalgo has paid its public debt, has a large surplus inthe treasury, and the government has been placed on a splendid business basis.Public instruction is one ofthe main features of the ad-ministration of this able ex-ecutive. He is endeavoringto wipe out illiteracy amongthe people; the school sys-tem has attracted wide-spread attention. There isa Scientific and IndustrialLiterary Institute in whichare prosecuted the studiesnecessary for the occupa-tions of assaying, topo-graphic, hydrographic, andmining engineering. Thereis also a practical miningschool belonging to the Fed-eral Government where allpractical training in miningexploitation under profes-sors of Metallurgy is ac-quired. Pachuca has splendidarchitectur
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