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Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of That Country From the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time; With a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization; A Historical Sketch of the Late War; And Notices of New Mexico and California, Volume I

Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican: A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of That Country From the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time; With a View of the Ancient Aztec Empire and Civilization; A Historical Sketch of the Late War; And Notices of New Mexico and California, Volume I

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Author
Mayer, Brantz, 1809-1879
Title
Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Vol. 1 of 2 A Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical and Social Account of That Country From the Period of the Invasion by the Spaniards to the Present Time.
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Produced by Julia Miller, Larry B. Harrison and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)
Language
English
LoC Class
F1201: North America local history: Mexico
Subject
Mexico -- Statistics
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eBook-No.
37887
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/37887
Release Date
October 31, 2011
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.MEXICO,
  2. 2.AZTEC, SPANISH AND REPUBLICAN: — A HISTORICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, POLITICAL, STATISTICAL AND SOCIAL ACCOUNT OF THAT COUNTRY FROM THE PERIOD OF THE INVASION BY THE SPANIARDS TO THE PRESENT TIME;
  3. 3.ANCIENT AZTEC EMPIRE AND CIVILIZATION; — A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE LATE WAR; — NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA — BY — BRANTZ MAYER, — IN TWO VOLUMES — VOLUME I. — HARTFORD: — S. DRAKE AND COMPANY. — MDCCCLII. — SIDNEY DRAKE, — TO THE
  4. 4.HONORABLE HENRY CLAY:
  5. 5.PREFACE. — AUTHORITIES USED IN THE PREPARATION OF THIS WORK.
  6. 6.CONTENTS. — BOOK I. — BOOK II. — BOOK III. — BOOK I.
  7. 7.HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO BY CORTÉZ, WITH A SKETCH OF AZTEC CIVILIZATION 1511–1530.
  8. 8.BOOK I.
  9. 9.CHAPTER I. 1511 TO 1519. — Footnote
  10. 10.CHAPTER II. 1519.
  11. 11.CHAPTER III. 1519. — Footnotes
  12. 12.CHAPTER IV. 1519–1520.
  13. 13.CHAPTER V. 1520. — Footnote
  14. 14.CHAPTER VI. 1520. — Footnote
  15. 15.CHAPTER VII. 1520–1521.
  16. 16.CHAPTER VIII. 1521. — Footnote
  17. 17.CHAPTER IX. 1521. — Footnote
  18. 18.CHAPTER X. 1521.
  19. 19.CHAPTER XI. 1521–1522.
  20. 20.CHAPTER XII. 1522–1547. — Footnotes
  21. 21.CHAPTER XIII. 650–1500. — Footnote
  22. 22.CHAPTER XIV. 1521. — MEXICAN ALMANAC, — ACCORDING TO GAMA. — MEXICAN ALMANAC, — ACCORDING TO GAMA. (Cont'd) — MEXICAN CYCLE OF 52 YEARS. — Footnotes — BOOK II.
  23. 23.NEW SPAIN UNDER THE VICEROYAL GOVERNMENT. 1530–1809.
  24. 24.BOOK II.
  25. 25.CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY. — Footnotes
  26. 26.CHAPTER II. 1530–1551. — Antonio de Mendoza, Count of Tendilla, I. Viceroy of New Spain. 1530–1551. — Footnote
  27. 27.CHAPTER III. 1551–1564. — Don Luis de Velasco, II. Viceroy of New Spain. 1551–1564. — Don Gaston de Peralta, Marques de Falces, III. Viceroy of New Spain. 1564–1568. — Footnote
  28. 28.CHAPTER IV. 1568–1589. — Don Martin Enriquez de Almanza. IV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1568–1580. — Don Lorenzo Xuares, Conde de la Coruña, V. Viceroy of Mexico. 1580–1583. — Don Pedro Moya de Contreras, Archbishop of Mexico, First Inquisitor and Visitador, and VI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1583–1585. — Don Alvaro Enrique de Zuñiga, Marques de Villa Manrique, VII. Viceroy of Mexico. 1585–1589. — Footnotes
  29. 29.CHAPTER V. 1589–1607. — Don Luis de Velasco,—the Second,—Conde de Santiago, VIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1589–1595. — Don Gaspar de Zuñiga Acebedo, Conde de Monterey, IX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1595–1603. — Don Juan de Mendoza y Luna, Marques de Montesclaros, X. Viceroy of New Spain. 1603–1607.
  30. 30.CHAPTER VI. 1607–1621. — Don Luis Velasco,—the Second,—Conde de Santiago and First Marques de Salinas, XI. Viceroy of Mexico. His Second Administration. 1607–1611. — Fray Garcia Guerra, Archbishop of Mexico, XII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1611–1612. — Don Diego Fernandez de Cordova, Marques de Guadalcazar, XIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1612–1621. — Footnotes
  31. 31.CHAPTER VII. 1621–1624. — Don Diego Carillo Mendoza y Pimentel, Count de Priego and Marques de Gelves, XIV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1621–1624. — Footnotes
  32. 32.CHAPTER VIII. 1624–1642. — Don Roderigo Pacheco Osorio, Marques de Cerralvo, XV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1624–1635. — Don Lope Diaz de Armendariz, Marques de Cadereita, XVI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1635–1640. — Don Diego Lopez Pacheco Cabrera y Bobadilla, Duke of Escalona, Marques of Vilbua and Grandee of Spain of the first class. XVII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1640–1642. — Don Juan de Palafox y Mendoza, Bishop of Puebla—Chosen Archbishop of Mexico, Visitador of New Spain, &c. &c., XVIII. Viceroy Of New Spain. 1642.
  33. 33.CHAPTER IX. 1642–1654. — Don Garcia Sarmiento de Sotomayor, Count de Salvatierra, Marques de Sobroso, XIX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1642–1648. — Don Marcos de Torres y Rueda, Bishop of Yucatan—Governor of New Spain. XX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1648–1649. — Don Luis Enriquez de Guzman, Count de Alvadeliste. XXI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1649–1654. — Don Francisco Fernandez de la Cueva, Duke de Alburquerque, XXII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1654–1660. — Don Juan de Leyva y de la Cerda, Marques de Leyva y de la Cerda, Count de Baños XXIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1660–1664. — Don Diego Osorio Escobar y Llamas, Bishop of Puebla. XXIV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1664. — Don Sebastian de Toledo, Marques de Mancera; XXV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1664–1673. — Don Pedro Nuño Colon de Portugal, Duke of Veraguas and Knight of the Golden Fleece, XXVI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1673. — Footnote
  34. 34.CHAPTER X. 1674–1696. — Fray Payo Enriquez de Rivera, Archbishop of Mexico, XXVII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1674–1680. — Don Tomas Antonio Manrique de la Cerda, Marques de la Laguna, XXVIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1680–1686. — Don Melchor Portocarrero Laso de la Vega, Count de la Monclova. XXIX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1686–1688. — Don Gaspar de Sandoval Silva y Mendoza, Count de Galve. XXX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1688.
  35. 35.CHAPTER XI. 1696–1734. — Don Juan de Ortega Montañez, Bishop of Michoacan, XXXI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1696–1702. — Don José Sarmiento Valladares, Count de Montezuma y Tula XXXII. Viceroy of Mexico. 1696–1702. — Don Juan de Ortega Montañez, Archbishop of Mexico, His Second Viceroyalty. XXXIII. Viceroy of Mexico. 1701–1702. — Don Francisco Fernandez de la Cueva, Duque de Alburquerque. XXXIV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1702–1709. — Don Fernando Alcencastre Noroña y Silva, Duke de Linares, XXXV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1710–1716. — Don Baltazar de Zuñiga Guzman, Sotomayor y Mendoza, Duke de Arion and Marques de Valero. XXXVI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1716–1722. — Don Juan de Acuña, Marques de Casa-Fuerte, XXXVII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1722–1734. — Footnotes
  36. 36.CHAPTER XII. 1734–1760. — Don Juan Antonio de Vizarron y Eguiarreta, Archbishop of Mexico. XXXVIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1734–1740. — Don Pedro Castro Figueroa Salazar, Duke de la Conquista and Marques de Garcia-Real, XXXIX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1740–1741. — Don Pedro Cebrian y Agustin, Count de Fuen-Clara. XL. Viceroy of New Spain. 1742–1746. — Don Juan Francisco Guemes y Horcasitas, Count de Revilla-Gigedo—the first. XLI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1746–1755. — Don Agustin de Ahumada y Villalon, Marques de las Amarillas, XLII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1755–1760. — Don Francisco de Cagigal, XLIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1760—April to October.
  37. 37.CHAPTER XIII. 1760–1771. — Don Joaquim de Monserrat, Marques de Cruillas, XLIV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1760–1766. — Don Carlos Francisco de Croix, Marques de Croix, XLV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1766–1771. — Footnote
  38. 38.CHAPTER XIV. 1771–1784. — Don Antonio Maria de Bucareli y Ursua, Lieutenant General of the Spanish Army, XLVI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1771–1779. — Don Martin de Mayorga, XLVII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1779–1783. — Don Matias de Galvez, XLVIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1783–1784. — Footnote
  39. 39.CHAPTER XV. 1785–1794. — Don Bernardo de Galvez, Count de Galvez, XLIX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1785–1786. — Nuñez de Haro, Archbishop of Mexico, L. Viceroy, ad Interim, of New Spain. 1787. — Don Manuel Flores, LI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1787–1789. — The Count de Revilla-Gigedo—the second, LII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1789–1794. — Footnotes
  40. 40.CHAPTER XVI. 1794–1808. — The Marques de Branciforte, LIII. Viceroy of New Spain. 1794–1798. — Don Miguel José de Azanza, LIV. Viceroy of New Spain. —1798–1800. — Don Felix Berenguer de Marquina, LV. Viceroy of New Spain. 1800–1802. — Don José Iturrigaray, Lieutenant General of the Spanish Army, LVI. Viceroy of New Spain. —1803–1808. — Field Marshal Don Pedro Garibay, LVII. Viceroy of New Spain. —1808. — Footnote — BOOK III.
  41. 41.CONCLUSION OF THE VICEROYAL GOVERNMENT; HISTORY OF THE REVOLUTION AND WAR OF INDEPENDENCE; MEXICO UNDER THE EMPIRE OF ITURBIDE AND UNDER THE REPUBLIC; WAR WITH TEXAS AND THE UNITED STATES 1809–1850.
  42. 42.BOOK III.
  43. 43.CHAPTER I. 1809–1810. — The Archbishop Francisco Xavier de Lianza, LVIII. Viceroy of New Spain. The Audiencia of Mexico, and Venegas, LIX. Viceroy. 1809–1810. — Footnotes
  44. 44.CHAPTER II. 1810–1816. — Lieutenant General Don Francisco Xavier Venegas, LIX. Viceroy of New Spain. 1810–1813. — Don Felix Maria Calleja, LX. Viceroy of New Spain. —1813–1816. — Footnote
  45. 45.CHAPTER III. 1816–1821. — Don Juan Ruiz de Apodaca, Conde del Venadito, LXI. Viceroy of New Spain. 1816–1821. — Plan of Iguala. — Footnotes
  46. 46.CHAPTER IV 1821–1824. — O'Donoju, LXII. Viceroy of New Spain, Iturbide, Emperor of Mexico. —1821–1824. — Don Juan O'Donoju, LXII. Viceroy of New Spain. —1821.
  47. 47.CHAPTER V. 1824–1829. — ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. — MEXICAN LAW FOR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE REPUBLIC. — Footnote
  48. 48.CHAPTER VI. 1829–1843. — Footnotes
  49. 49.CHAPTER VII. 1843–1846.
  50. 50.CHAPTER VIII. 1846. — Footnote
  51. 51.CHAPTER IX. 1846–1847.
  52. 52.CHAPTER X. 1847.
  53. 53.CHAPTER XI. 1846–1847.
  54. 54.CHAPTER XII. 1847. — Footnote
  55. 55.CHAPTER XIII. 1847. — Footnotes
  56. 56.CHAPTER XIV. 1847.
  57. 57.CHAPTER XV. 1847. — Footnote
  58. 58.CHAPTER XVI. 1847. — Footnotes
  59. 59.CHAPTER XVII. 1847–1850. — Footnotes — Transcriber's Note

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