Albuquerque Feliz Cumplea~nos: Three Centuries to Remember by Garcia, Nasario - 2005

La Herencia, 2005. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.

Santa Fe, New Mexico: Gran Via Incorporated - A La Herencia Publication, 2995. First Edition Stated . Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 8 1/2" X 11. 212 Pages Indexed. A used book with no defects noted. Tight sqaure book with no marks or stamps. Interior text pages are faultless. By 2006 the City of Albuquerque already had three centuries of memories. New Mexico's largest city was celebrating the 300th year of its official existence, a rare milestone that only 22 other American cities had passed. On April 23, 1706, a new villa called Albuquerque applied in writing for King Philip V of Spain to certify it as a frontier community in the Spanish colony of New Mexico. Albuquerque remained loyal to Spain until 1821. Actually, the new town in New Mexico was named Alburquerque, with an extra 'r' at the end of the second syllable. It was named in honor of the duke of a town in Spain spelled that way. But long ago that second 'r' was dropped. For its 300th birthday, the city of Albuquerque lined up a monumental… Read More

U.S.A.: La Herencia, 2005. First Edition Stated . Trade Paperback. Fine. 8 1/2" X 11. 210 Pages Indexed. As New gift quality book. Interior text pages are flawless. As the year 2006 drew near, the city of Albuquerque already had three centuries chock-full of memories and was feverishly generating more. New Mexico's largest city and only true metropolis was celebrating the 300th year of its official existence, a rare milestone that only 22 other American cities, most of them in the East, had passed. On April 23, 1706, a new villa called Albuquerque applied in writing for King Philip V of Spain to certify it as a frontier community in the Spanish colony of New Mexico. Another 70 years would pass before 13 rebellious colonies on the Atlantic coast of North America declared themselves independent from England. Albuquerque would prove more steadfast to her mother country, remaining loyal to Spain until 182l. Actually, the new town in New Mexico was named Alburquerque, with an extra r at the end of the… Read More

Santa FE NM: La Herencia. Near Fine. 2005. First Edition. Softcover. 0974302260 . ABout new book, unmarked, in slightly rubbed card covers. ; 124 pages .

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La Herencia, 2005-06-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!