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Inspired Women of the Southwest

Books About the Past to Inspire Women of Today.

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Women’s Medicines

Native women of the California Coast found natural remedies for many common ailments.

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Longhorn Fact to Fiction

Texas owes its very existence to cattle. The earliest settlers depended upon the meat of black, long-horned feral Mexican cattle they hunted from the brush.

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Fray Junipero Serra

“Prayer is where our fears go to die, Anna. We drag them out one by one and stand them before God. Courage does not panic—it prays.”

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Mission San Carlos de Borremeo San Carmelo

The church with its two asymmetrical bell towers, arched roof, star shaped window. The early walls were covered in mortar made from seashells.

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Monterey/Carmel-by-the Sea

“You will be protected with us, Anna, just as a ship in the harbor is safe. But, as your father well knew, that is not why ships are created.”
But a ship is built to withstand wild seas. I’ve known only calm waters and comfort for most of my life. I fear storms and uncertainty.

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