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Description	English: Guadalajara boasts of two Indian specialties, viz: the wonderfully elaborate embroidery in cotton and linen on lace formed by the drawing out of part of the threads in fine white goods. See page 137 in book, Our Sister Republic - Mexico
Date	27 September 2012, 01:40:25
Source	Our Sister Republic: Mexico (1870)
Author	Colonel Albert S. Evans (U.S.A.)

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