Letters, 1864 October 4-1871 April 2, bulk 1865-1866.

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Letters, 1864 October 4-1871 April 2, bulk 1865-1866.

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Collection of letters concerning the Liberals led by Juarez against the conservatives and the French forces under Maximilian in the war against French intervention, chiefly written in 1865-1866. Includes 52 letters from Juarez to General Antonio Ochoa, mainly concerning military strategy and tactics, with most written from Juarez's headquarters in Chihuahua.

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Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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