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PROLOGUE: A PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY OF TWO CITIES

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JOURNALISTS, RADICALS AND A SAINT

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Teresita Urrea: The Woman Who Stirred Things Up

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Lauro Aguirre:

The Editor Behind a Great Woman

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Victor L. Ochoa: El Paso’s First Revolutionist

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1896:

The Teresista Rebellion

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The Ornithopter and the Revolution

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The Seeds of Anarchy: The Magonistas in El Paso

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1906: The First Magonista Plot to Capture Juárez

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1908: The Magonistas Try Again

1910:

A Comet, a Lynching and a Call to Arms

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The Lynching of Antonio Rodríguez

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THE REVOLUTION AS SPECTACLE

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Cheap Tickets to the Battle of Juárez

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After 1911: Arms Smuggling, Espionage and Upheaval

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Musicians: Prelude to the Insurrection

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Folk Hymns to Death, Marijuana and Pancho Villa

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Music Across the Lines

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Women and Young Girls Go to Juárez 1000 Nightly

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Jazz and the Juárez Nightlife during Prohibition

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While the Band Played Verdi…

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Letter to Mother

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Photographers and Filmmakers:

Mercenaries of the Camera

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Visions of the Other Side

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Pancho Villa & the Greasers: Fronterizos in Film

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Movie Houses in El Paso and Juárez during the Revolution

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Pan Y Toros at the Juárez Bullring

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Police Stop Woman Bullfighter at the Arena

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King of the Beasts Proves No Match Against His Fierce Antagonist

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Buffalo vs. Bull

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