The Story of Mexican Gold-THIS PAINTING IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE |
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$ 500.00 USDThe Story of Mexican Gold©
The year is 1862 and the French wanted to dominate Mexico. The people of the small villages of Mexico followed a young Mexican woman named Alyssa Marie. The young men loved her and the young girls wanted to be like her. She was tall and she dressed like a true leader. With a short leather dress and tassels, red boots, a leather crop top with a sorropy vest, and a sombrero with two Bandoleer belts to carry ammo and powder she would walk through the village. She carried two pistols, two knives, while also wearing a red bandana around her arm; this showed the people she was the General for the Republic for Mexico against the French.
The French invaded Mexico at the Village of Campeche in the Gulf of Mexico where Alyssa led a hit and run campaign with very little finances, sometimes not knowing where the next meal was coming from. They stole food and money to start. Her bandits were very ruthless to the French. They would give the French a very high degree of resistance. So much that a decree was issued calling it the Black Decree. Any Republic Mexicans captured in battle would meet an immediate execution.
Alyssa had no mercy on the French; they called her Devil Bandit or Bandito de Diablo because they thought this bandit was a man. She would not only steal everything but kill all those that opposed her. If you would not join them she would inflict great pain of slice and dice; she was cold hearted to her enemies. Her people she loved much. She was a very intelligent and sly woman.
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