The Quest for Dean Bridgman Conner
The Quest for Dean Bridgman Conner
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But in spite of this opposition he was well liked by many of the upper class people in Puebla.
He explained to me with a good deal of acumen and insight into native Mexican char- acter the traditional dislike the common people of Mexico have for foreigners, and the jealousy with which they regarded those foreigners who came to work and reside among them. And he thought this feeling w^as more intense among the natives of the Cholula valley than those of any other portion of Mexico.
He next expla...ined the peculiar Jefe Politico system, by means of which the federal govern- ment of Diaz kept a vigil on every portion of the republic. Each state had in it a Jefe Politico, an official somewhat like a United States marshal, only the Jefe Politico had almost unlimited powers. He was higher in authority than the elected governor of the state, and had at his command the military forces which were stationed in the state. In addition his minions were in every village and town of the state and they furnished him with reports [108] The Quest for Dean Bridgivl^n Conner of the conditions in their localities each day or week as the case might require.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in spite of this opposition he was well liked by many of the upper class people in Puebla.
He explained to me with a good deal of acumen and insight into native Mexican char- acter the traditional dislike the common people of Mexico have for foreigners, and the jealousy with which they regarded those foreigners who came to work and reside among them. And he thought this feeling w^as more intense among the natives of the Cholula valley than those of any other portion of Mexico.
He next expla...ined the peculiar Jefe Politico system, by means of which the federal govern- ment of Diaz kept a vigil on every portion of the republic. Each state had in it a Jefe Politico, an official somewhat like a United States marshal, only the Jefe Politico had almost unlimited powers. He was higher in authority than the elected governor of the state, and had at his command the military forces which were stationed in the state. In addition his minions were in every village and town of the state and they furnished him with reports [108] The Quest for Dean Bridgivl^n Conner of the conditions in their localities each day or week as the case might require.
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