The Rio Grande Flood; a Comparative Study of Border Communities in Disaster

In 1933, the Rio Grande river overflowed its banks and caused widespread devastation in the towns and cities along its path. In this book, Roy A. Clifford provides a comparative analysis of the disaster and the responses of various communities to the crisis. The book is based on extensive research and interviews with survivors.

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