Disertacion Historica sobre la Aparicion de la Portentosa Imagen de Maria Santisima de Guadalupe de Mexico : Mexico, [undated].

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Disertacion Historica sobre la Aparicion de la Portentosa Imagen de Maria Santisima de Guadalupe de Mexico : Mexico, [undated].

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A history of the Virgin of Guadalupe prepared to counteract the irreligious implications of the account written by José Ignacio Bartolache, Mexico City, 1790. Contains a prologue, historical introduction, and nine chapters dealing with Cortés' devotion to Our Lady, the miraculous appearances of the Virgin of Guadalupe, characteristics of the painting, written and oral sources of the legend, and the recognition accorded to it in various countries. Practically identical with the printed edition published in Mexico, 1852-1853, under the title given above.

Originals : 2 v. (576, 436 p.) ; 31 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (520 exposures) : negative (M-M 71: Rich. 100:13; M-M 72: Rich. 100:14) and positive.

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