Documents relating to Texas and Mexico, 1783-1842.

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Documents relating to Texas and Mexico, 1783-1842.

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A collection of twenty documents relating to Texas and Mexico. Included are a copy of the Conde de Arandes' 1783 dictamen on the independence of the United States; a memorandum by Father Francisco Frejes on Texas and its missions, dated 1821 November 16; a list of crimes under the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of Mexico, drawn up by Cristoval de Menoza; and a treatise by José Rivera Salasar on a sonnet by St. Francis Xavier. Other documents in the volume include sermons, notes and addresses on education, history, literary subjects, and the arts. Institutions mentioned include the Colégio de San Pedro, San Pablo, and San Ildefonso; Colégio de S. Gregorio; Academia Nacional de San Carlos; Academia de Bellas Letras; and the palace, Buen Retiro.

1 v. (ca. 200 p.)

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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Salasar, José Rivera.

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The author, Don José Rivera Salasar, was a former student and professor in the departments of history and ecclesiastical discipline in the Royal and Pontifical Palafoxian Seminary in Puebla, and curate of the parish of San Andrés Atzalam. From the description of Discurso critico-teológico : manuscript / por D. Jose Rivera Salasar, [18--]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702136991 ...

Francis Xavier, Saint, 1506-1552

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Spanish Jesuit. Francis Xavier was born in Navarre and studied at the University of Paris, where he met Ignatius of Loyola. He joined the Company of Jesus and at the request of King John III of Portugal, prepared to work in the missions of India. Francis Xavier visited India, Malaya and Japan before his death. From the description of Francis Xavier letter, 1552 January 31. (Boston College). WorldCat record id: 38942348 ...

Academia de Bellas Letras (Mexico)

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Buen Retiro (Palace)

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Frejes, Francisco, 1784-1845

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Francisco Frejes was a Franciscan missionary and author of several historical works on Mexico. From the description of Memoria sobre la provincia de Tejas, y sus misiones, su situacion infeliz, y medios que pueden adoptarse para su prosperidad : Zacatecas, : manuscript, 1821 Nov 16. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702136986 Francisco Frejes was a Mexican historian born in 1784 in Guadalajara where he became a noted pulpit orator in his vocation as a Franciscan fr...

Colégio de S. Gregorio (Mexico)

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Academia Nacional de San Carlos (Mexico)

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Mendoza, Cristoval de, d. 1809.

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Cristoval de Mendoza (d. May 7, 1809) was chief rector of the Royal College of Tepoztlan for 32 years. From the description of Casos reservados, y excomuniones latae sententiae reservadas en el Arzobispado de Mexico : manuscript, [before 1809]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702136992 ...

Colégio de San Pedro, San Pablo (Mexico City, Mexico)

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Abarca de Bolea, Pedro Pablo, conde de Aranda, 1719-1798

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The Conde de Aranda was a minister of state in Spain. From the description of Dictamen reservado que el Conde de Aranda dió al Rey sobre la independencia de las colonias inglesas : despues de haver firmado el tratado de paz ajustado en Paris en el año de 1783 : manuscript, [ca. 1783?]. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702136985 ...