Continuación de la Voz de la Patria ... : Mexico, 1837-1839.

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Continuación de la Voz de la Patria ... : Mexico, 1837-1839.

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Continuation of the 5 volumes of Voz de la Patria; contains a record of principal events in Mexico October 1831 to March 1839, with special attention to the defeat and death of Vicente Guerrero, the activities of Santa Anna and Gómez Farías, the cholera epidemic of 1833, campaign of General Valentín Canalizo (quoted partly from his own narrative), persecution of the clergy, revolt of Texas and other Mexican possessions, the "Pastry War" with France, 1838-1839; based partly upon contemporary journals, and partly upon personal notes whose importance was enhanced after 1835 by his position as deputy from Oaxaca to the National Congress. A substantial portion of the material in Vols. XIII-XIV appears also in his Gabinete Mexicano. Bustamante, Respuesta al papel intitulado: Alla van esas verdades, y tope en lo que topare: y defensa de los bienes eclesiasticos. Publícala el lic. Carlos Maria de Bustamante ... [México, Impr. de Abadiano, 1837?] (20 p. 22 cm. [In His Voz de la patria, v. 4, no. 1]). Ya es tiempo de despertar, que bastante se ha dormido. [México, J.M. Gallegos, 1838] (4 p. 22 cm.).

Originals : 10 v. in 5 (VI-XV)Copies : 1 microfilm reel and partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 100:7-9) and positive.

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