Arrigunaga family collection of Yucatecan broadsides and manuscripts, 1762-1878 (bulk 1800-1840).

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Arrigunaga family collection of Yucatecan broadsides and manuscripts, 1762-1878 (bulk 1800-1840).

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Broadsides, manuscripts, and pamphlets relating to Yucatán in the nineteenth century and to government in New Spain and Mexico. More than half of the documents were published in Yucatán and pertain to local government and affairs and to church-state relations in Yucatán, with emphasis on the taxation of Indians by the Catholic Church. Other materials document Mexican loyalty to King Ferdinand VII of Spain; Mexican support for the Spanish Constitution of 1812; efforts to form a republican government in Mexico; and changes in the early national governments (these materials include a few items relating to Agustín Iturbide, Guadalupe Victoria, and Vicente Guerrero).

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Guerrero, Vicente, 1782-1831

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