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Map illustrating the disputed boundary between the United States and Mexico : compiled from authentic maps & drawn / by G. Schroeter
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California, Texas, Mexico, and part of the United States / compiled from the latest and best authorities
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Map of the Gadsden Purchase : Sonora and portions of New Mexico Chihuahua & California / by Herman Ehrenberg C.E.; from his private notes and those of Colonel Gray Maj: Heintzelman, Lieut: Parks and others ; the Yaqui, Mayo and Fuerte valleys are by A. Fleury Millitary [sic] Eng: of Sonora
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Map of the Territory of New Mexico / Compiled by Bvt. 2nd Lt. Jno. G. Parke, U.S.T.E. assisted by Mr. Richard H. Kern by order of Bvt. Col. Jno. Munroe, U.S.A. Comdg. 9th Mil. Dept. / drawn by R. H. Kern. Santa Fe, N.M. 1851
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