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Title: Facts and figures about Mexico and her great railroad, the Mexican Central
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Mexican Central Railway Co
Subjects: Mexico -- Description and travel
Publisher: Mexico
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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s. School of CivilEngineering, School of Medicine, Law School, Academy of Com-merce, Academy of Arts and Trades, Conservatory of Music,Military College, School of Mines, two Normal Schools forteachers of both sexes, also schools for the deaf, for the dumb,and for the blind. In the various states there are many similarinstitutions supported by the state governments. Mexico annuallyexpends between four million and five million dollars for theeducation of her people. There are seventy-two public libraries in the country. TheNational Library at the capital contains 265,000 volumes. Atthe present time Mexico issues more than 350 periodical publica-tions, including the daily and weekly newspapers, also magazines,literary reviews and organs of the various industries and interests. CAUSES OF PROSPERITY. \\ 7HILE Mexicos prosperity is unquestionably due to a largev v number of causes, prominent among which are the suppres-sions of disorder, the extension of railroads, and the liberal policy 48
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