Norberto Ballesteros letters, 1860-1865.

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Norberto Ballesteros letters, 1860-1865.

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Official letters, written while acting Spanish consul in Mexico City, describing the French intervention in Mexico, the arrival of Maximilian and Carlota, the Juárez government, activities of the French and Mexican armies, diplomatic relations with other countries, etc.

2 boxes (.8 linear ft.).

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