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José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi's observations on the freedom of the press and the restrictions of this freedom according to the law. Dated 26 March 1821

Essay written in response to the Political Constitution of Peru, 1823, with reference to D. Josè Maria Blanco, author of 'Mensájero de Londres'. Sections on the social implications of religious tolerance and freedom, religious persecution, freedom of religion, articles 8, 9 and 10 of the Constitution

Commentary on the implications of the freedom of the press, and its many uses for writers

Commentary on the Spanish Constitution, the freedom of the press, and the administration of the constitutional monarchy

Response to an article, published in 'Noticioso', commenting on the laws and implications of the freedom of the press

Commentary on the freedom of the press and the Spanish Constitution, in response to the political pamphlet 'El Entremetido'

Commentary on the Spanish Constitution and those who abuse the freedom of the press. Dated 2 July 1820

Commentary on the Spanish Constitution and the freedom of the press, its opponents and how it can be abused

Pamphlet commenting on the regional prohibition of the freedom of the press, enforced by the governor of Guadalajara, Josef de la Cruz

Commentary on liberty, the Spanish Constitution, and the freedom of the press. Includes a poem, beginning 'Juntos los corazones y las manos.'

Address to authors, in particular the 'Pensador Mejicano', commenting on aspects of the Spanish Constitution, in particular the new laws concerning the freedom of the press

Pamphlet discussing the abuse of the freedom of the press and the benefits of its correct exploitation, for example for communicating social concerns to the government

Pamphlet addressed to José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi, concerning the freedom of the press and censorship, and the author's struggle to publish his work. Dated 6 August 1820

José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi's response to an article published 21 August 1822 which commented on his excommunication, and to issues concerning censorship and freedom of the press. Contains an untitled poem

Author's critique of and reflections on a sermon delivered in the Santa Iglesia Catedral by Fr. Francisco Caravajal on 23, concerning the authority of the church and freedom of the press