Historical summary of the most notable deeds of the York, Scotch, and Santanista parties from independence to the capture of Mexico City by the North Americans, written by Mariano Aniceto de Lara. Mexico 1852. Translated from the Spanish by Claude L. Kennard; translation revised and an introduction

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Historical summary of the most notable deeds of the York, Scotch, and Santanista parties from independence to the capture of Mexico City by the North Americans, written by Mariano Aniceto de Lara. Mexico 1852. Translated from the Spanish by Claude L. Kennard; translation revised and an introduction added by Carlos E. Castaneda. [1943]

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4, ii, 37 leaves. 29 cm.

University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library

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University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library

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