Patricia Preciado Martin

Patricia Preciado Martin (born July 6, 1939) is an author and researcher who specializes in oral history and the history of Arizona. She was one of the first to document, write and share stories of Mexican Americans in Tucson, Arizona. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Amor eterno : eleven lessons in love /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 2000
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    Songs my mother sang to me : an oral history of Mexican American women /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1992
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    El milagro and other stories /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1996
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    Days of plenty, days of want /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1999
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    Songs my mother sang to me : an oral history of Mexican American women /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1992
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    Images and conversations : Mexican Americans recall a southwestern past /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1983
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    El milagro and other stories /
    by Martin, Patricia Preciado
    Published 1996
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    Beloved land : an oral history of Mexican Americans in southern Arizona /
    Published 2004
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