Mexico; Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Vol. 2 of 2

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Author

Mayer, Brantz, 1809-1879

Title

Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Vol. 2 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.

Credits

Produced by Julia Miller, Chuck Greif 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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Text

eBook-No.

49538

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/49538

Release Date

July 28, 2015

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.MEXICO; AZTEC, SPANISH AND REPUBLICAN: — CONTENTS.
2. 2.B O O K I V. GEOLOGICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL STRUCTURE OF MEXICO—POLITICAL DIVISIONS—POPULATION; PRODUCTIONS—MINES—AGRICULTURE; MANUFACTURES—COMMERCE—FINANCES—ARMY; NAVY—CHURCH—CONSTITUTION AND LAWS; NATIONAL CONDITION. — CHAPTER I. Geological and Geographical Structure of Mexico—Extent. — Political Divisions and Boundaries of Mexico. — Rivers and Lakes of Mexico. — CHAPTER II. MEXICAN CLASSES. — Indian Race of Mexico. — INDIAN TRIBES OR RACES IN MEXICO — TABLE OF CASTES — CHAPTER III. Population. — CHAPTER IV. Agriculture—Agricultural Products — CHAPTER V. COLONIAL PRODUCTS. — Coffee. — Tobacco. — Indigo. — Cotton. — Vainilla. — Jalap. — Cacao. — Cochineal. — Silk. — Fruits. — Agricultural Prospects. — CHAPTER VI. — Mexican Mines, Mineral Wealth and Coinage. — MINT OF MEXICO — MINT OF CHIHUAHUA — MINT OF DURANGO — MINT OF GUADALAJARA — MINT OF GUADALUPE Y CALVO — MINT OF GUANAJUATO — MINT OF SOMBRERETE. — MINT OF SAN LUIS POTOSI — MINT OF TLALPAM. — MINT OF ZACATECAS — RESUME. — CHAPTER VII. — 1st. Income. — 2d. Expenses in the year 1809. — 3d. Mineral Productions. — 4th. Military Force before the Revolution. — 5th. Agriculture. — 6th. Manufactures. — 7th. Commerce. — Classification of Exports. — Classification of Imports. — Commerce at the Present Day. — CHAPTER VIII. MEXICAN FINANCES. — Analysis of National Debt and Resources, 1850. — CHAPTER IX. MANUFACTURES. — CHAPTER X. THE ARMY AND NAVY OF MEXICO. — Navy. — CHAPTER XI. THE MEXICAN CHURCH. — Summary of Mexican Church in 1844. — CHAPTER XII. CONSTITUTIONS AND LAWS. — Administration of Justice. — Statistics of Crime in the Capital, 1826—1836—1842. — CHAPTER XIII. REFLECTIONS UPON THE REPUBLIC.
3. 3.B O O K V. THE MEXICAN STATES AND TERRITORIES; THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS, CITIES, TOWNS, PRODUCTIONS, MINES, GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS, ANTIQUITIES, Etc. — CHAPTER I. — THE STATE OF YUCATAN. — THE STATE OF CHIAPAS. — Ancient Remains in Yucatan and Chiapas. — Yucatan Calendar. — THE STATE OF TABASCO. — CHAPTER II. — THE STATE OF VERA CRUZ. — Ancient Remains in the State of Vera Cruz. — Pyramid of Papantla. — ISLAND OF SACRIFICIOS. — MISANTLA. — REMAINS NEAR PUENTE NACIONAL. — THE STATE OF TAMAULIPAS. — ANCIENT REMAINS IN TAMAULIPAS. — CHAPTER III. WEST COAST OR PACIFIC STATES. — THE STATE OF OAJACA. — Ancient Remains in Oajaca. MITLA. — Quiotepec, or Cerro de las Juntas. — CHAPTER IV. — THE STATE OF PUEBLA. — ASCENT OF THE VOLCANO OF POPOCATEPETL. — Remains of Antiquity in the State of Puebla. — THE TERRITORY OF TLASCALA. — CHAPTER V. — THE STATE OF MEXICO. — CHAPTER VI. — THE CITY OF MEXICO. — Legend of the Apparition of the Most Holy Virgin Mary of Guadalupe; the Patron Saint and Protectress of Mexico. — CHAPTER VII. ANCIENT REMAINS IN THE STATE OF MEXICO. — TEZCOCO—TESCOCINGO. — TESCOCINGO. — PYRAMIDS OF TEOTIHUACAN. — OTUMBA. — THE PYRAMID OF XOCHICALCO. — CHAPTER VIII. — THE STATE OF MECHOACAN. — THE STATE OF JALISCO. — THE TERRITORY OF COLIMA. — CHAPTER IX. — THE STATE OF SINALOA. — THE STATE OF SONORA. — THE TERRITORY OF LOWER CALIFORNIA. — THE STATE OF GUERRERO. — CHAPTER X. INTERIOR STATES. — THE STATE OF QUERÉTARO. — THE STATE OF GUANAJUATO. — THE STATE OF ZACATECAS. — RUINS NEAR QUEMADA. — CHAPTER XI. — STATE OF SAN LUIS POTOSI. — THE STATE OF NEW LEON. — THE STATE OF COAHUILA. — THE STATE OF DURANGO. — CHAPTER XII. — THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA. — CONCLUSION. — APPENDIX NO. 1. — APPENDIX NO. 2. — MEXICAN COINS. — MEASURES. — WEIGHTS. — TABLE OF LAND MEASURES ADOPTED IN THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
4. 4.B O O K V I. THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA; AS PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA. — THE TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. — FORT LEAVENWORTH TO EL PASO, VIA SANTA FE. — THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. — THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. CONTINUED. — APPENDIX. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN CALIFORNIA — APPENDIX No. 2.

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