Six Months in Mexico
by Nellie Bly
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About This Book
Six Months in Mexico was written by Nellie Bly in 1888. It is an important work that shows what Mexico was like at the end of the 1800s, as well as Nellie Bly's perception and experience of Mexico, as a woman living there.Nellie Bly writes: "One Wintry Night I bade my few journalistic friends Adieu, And, accompanied by my mother, started on my way to Mexico."
Chapters (43)
- SIX MONTHS IN MEXICO
- NELLIE BLY
- AUTHOR OF "TEN DAYS IN A MAD HOUSE," ETC., ETC.
- GEORGE A. MADDEN,
- MANAGING EDITOR
- PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
- ADIEU TO THE UNITED STATES.
- EL PASO DEL NORTE.
- ALONG THE ROUTE.
- THE CITY OF MEXICO.
- IN THE STREETS OF MEXICO.
- HOW SUNDAY IS CELEBRATED.
- A HORSEBACK RIDE OVER HISTORIC GROUNDS.
- A MEXICAN BULL-FIGHT.
- THE MUSEUM AND ITS CURIOSITIES.
- HISTORIC TOMBS AND LONELY GRAVES.
- CUPID'S WORK IN SUNNYLAND.
- JOAQUIN MILLER AND COFFIN STREET.
- IN MEXICAN THEATERS.
- THE FLOATING GARDENS.
- THE CASTLE OF CHAPULTEPEC.
- THE FEASTS OF THE GAMBLERS.
- FEAST OF FLOWERS AND LENTEN CELEBRATIONS.
- GUADALUPE AND ITS ROMANTIC LEGEND.
- A DAY'S TRIP ON A STREET CAR.
- WHERE MAXIMILIAN'S AMERICAN COLONY LIVED.
- A MEXICAN ARCADIA.
- THE WONDERS OF PUEBLA.
- THE PYRAMID OF CHOLULA.
- A FEW NOTES ABOUT MEXICAN PRESIDENTS.
- MEXICAN SOLDIERS AND THE RURALES.
- THE PRESS OF MEXICO.
- THE GHASTLY TALE OF DON JUAN MANUEL.
- A MEXICAN PARLOR.
- LOVE AND COURTSHIP IN MEXICO.
- SCENES WITHIN MEXICAN HOMES.
- THE ROMANCE OF THE MEXICAN PULQUE.
- MEXICAN MANNERS.
- NOCHE TRISTE TREE.
- LITTLE NOTES OF INTEREST.
- A FEW RECIPES FOR MEXICAN DISHES.
- SOME MEXICAN LEGENDS.
- PRINCESS JOSEFA DE YTURBIDE.
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