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Letter from the Bishop of Sonora Juan Navarrete to Alfonso de la Torre where he explains the natural and supernatural means he must use to free himself from his vices. It additionally contains an invitation for Alfonso to return to Sonora to focus on…

Letter from Bishop Juan Navarrete to Isidro in which he expresses his opinion about the legality, but ill-judged, aggressive action in Sonora and the reorientation of work for the National League to Defend Religious Liberty within the state

Letter written by María De la Torre relating the fate of Alfonso, Carlos and Luis De la Torre to another one of her brothers, probably Francisco, who at the time lived in Granada, Nicaragua

Broadside quoting Benito Juárez' reply to Archduke Maximilian's April 1864 letter. Letter is relayed verbatim, with emphasis in bold print. Se trata de poner en peligro nuestra nacionalidad, y yo que por mis principios y juramentos soy el llamado a…

A cartload of cocoanuts. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 4, 1920]

A photograph of fashion designs by BAC Fellow, Geovanny Maybe.

A video of fashion designs by BAC Fellow, Geovanny Maybe.

A photograph of a 4 year old cassava that is 10 feet tall and ready to harvest. An indigenous man named Kalemuengo is standing in the back.

A photograph of a indigenous woman sitting against a wooden fence post with baskets of cassava and cassava leaves for selling.

A photograph of cassava after soaking. When it is dry, it will be ready to be pounded into flour. There is pottery and cooking utensils around the cassava.

A photograph of cassava, beans, voandzeia, and tall grasses with Ujiji in the background.

A photograph of cassava and voandzeia in the foreground while an indigenous woman hoes in the background. There is a dirt path on the side of the photograph that leads to Ujiji.

Cassia, front edge of station. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 11, 1920]

Cassia, front edge of station. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 11, 1920]

Cassia in back - ties in fore. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 11, 1920]

A colored photograph of the billboard for Castro's campaign.