Ignacio Mariscal correspondence, 1833-1910 (bulk 1881-1910).

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Ignacio Mariscal correspondence, 1833-1910 (bulk 1881-1910).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/214941570

Consists primarily of diplomatic correspondence covering the years of Ignacio Mariscal's tenure under Porfirio Diaz' government. Most of the letters are either reports from members of Mexican delegations, European countries, and the U.S., or recommendations of individuals for government positions. Other correspondents include politicians, ministers, and secretaries from Mexico and other countries including the U.S., Portugal, Spain, France, and El Salvador, as well as intellectuals, writers, and poets. Also includes six letters to Diaz from various individuals in Mexico, along with a reply to Francisco Bazaine, a general in the French military. Also contains personal letters and invoices from Mariscal's relatives, including Alonso, Federico, and Juan Pablo Mariscal. With these are poems translated by Ignacio Mariscal, a burial card for Mariano Mariscal, and an undated broadside, "La Situacion Actual: Un Incidente Enojoso."

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Mariscal, Mariano.

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