Veracruz: Reimpresa en la Imprenta de F. Mendarte, 1834. 30pp. Stitched, as issued; original rear printed wrapper present, lacking front. Light staining and tanning. An interesting treatise written in support of a federal system of government in Mexico. According to the introduction, the work was first written and published by..... More
San Luis Potosi: Imprenta del Estado en Palacio à Cargo de José Maria Infante, 1832. [2],13pp. Small quarto. Printed self-wrappers, stitched as issued. Some toning, heavier at edges; a few small, scattered fox marks. In early 1832, the Mexican garrison at Veracruz, under the command of Antonio Lopez de Santa..... More
Guadalajara: Imprenta del Gobierno, à Cargo de J.S. Orosco, 1852. 32pp. Disbound; two staples at gutter. light wear from disbinding, but otherwise clean. An attractively printed "state of the state" address, given by the governor of Jalisco before the state congress in February 1852, with many details concerning ongoings in..... More
[Guadalajara]: Imprenta de C. Mariano Rodriguez, [1824]. 41pp. Small quarto. Stitched as issued; untrimmed. Paper flaws in upper margin, not affecting text. Minor toning and soiling. A strident and lengthy tract by an anonymous author that styles himself "The Joshua of Jalisco," fervently attacking the motives and character of the..... More
Veracruz: Imprenta del "Progreso" 1869. 31,[1]pp. plus folding charts. Original printed wrappers. Disbound from a sammelband, with small stabholes in gutter. Very minor wear to wraps. Light toning and foxing, with light dampstaining at lower corners. Scarce and detailed accounting of the state of Veracruz at the end of the..... More
Mexico City: Oficina de Valdes, 1826. [6]pp. Folio. Uncut, with half-sheet inserted, as issued. Previously folded. Light wear and creases at edges. Some toning and dust soiling, heavier at gutter and old horizontal fold. A stylized, literary commentary on the state of politics and religion in Mexico five years after..... More
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Jalapa, Veracruz, Mexico: July 23, 1852. Broadside, 17.75 x 6 inches. Old horizontal folds, light creasing. A seemingly-unrecorded Mexican broadside in which the Deputy President of the Congress of the State of Veracruz Ramon Teran argues for a special session of the legislature in order to address some of the..... More