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Provides English and Spanish equivalents for basic vocabulary words as well as slang, American English, and Latin American Spanish (view table of contents)

A newly revised and updated Spanish dictionary presents more than 230,000 references, 440,000 translations, and a section of context-based examples for the professional business traveler, tourist, or beginning student.

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Biography of Oscar E. Berninghaus born in St. Louis, MO in 1874, and one of the Founders of the Taos Society of Artists. First arrived Taos, NM in 1899. The book includes biographical and historical material, and is unique in that it contains photographs and information directly from the immediate family. This easily read monographic volume on Oscar E. Berninghaus will appeal to laymen and scholars alike. It is carefully researched and includes a catalog of paintings as well as 60 full color reproductions of paintings and 80 black and white photos and reproductions.

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