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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

Details of the regulations set out by the Royal Decree of 25 April 1790, to be adopted and followed precisely by the three directors of the department of Royal Treasury and Trade for the Indies. Signed 'Lerena', dated 7 May 1790, possibly published Madrid, 1790

Commentary of recent events in Brazil, Buenos Aires and Spain, including the occupation of Montevideo, the uprising in Pernambuco, the King of Portugal's relocation from Lisbon to Brazil, the rumoured death of Paolo Morillo, the successes of San Martín's army, and the likely end to Spanish control in Latin America

Report of the Spanish and French armies' movements at Palencia and other Spanish towns, followed by 'Extracto de la Gazeta de Madrid del Viernes 19 de Agosto de 1808', reporting on a religious thanksgiving ceremony at the cathedral of Seville for Spanish victory in the battle at Bailen

Description of the public celebrations following the independence and freedom of the Banda Oriental, 25 May 1816. Followed by 'Proclama. El exmo. Cabildo Gobernador intendente de la provincia Oriental, á las tropas de la guarnicion', and 'Himno á la apertura de la biblioteca. El veinti seis de mayo'

Commentary on the oath of allegiance and obedience demanded by Napoleon from Spanish citizens

A verse satire, commenting on the character and actions of Napoleon. Signed 'El Malagueño'

Account of Napoleon's entry into Madrid in December 1808, and the Spanish defence of the city

Three letters detailing the secrets of the Freemasons, their origins, and procedures taken against them

Proclamation announcing Brazilian preparations to invade the Banda Oriental, and encouraging resistance. Dated 8 July 1816

Pamphlet discussing the Spanish Constitution and monarchy. "El ciudadano comoto" is a pseudonym for Florencio Perez y Comoto

Discourse on the actions of Napoleon, the French army and French citizens, following the emperor's campaigns across Europe

Verse satire in the form of a conversation between Napoleon and Joachim Murat, discussing the French campaigns in various Spanish towns

Satire, discussing the political situation in Spain, including the state of the monarchy, political repression, violence, social disorder and political discourse

Current locations of the individual Spanish armies, and the French troops, between 15-20 September. Possibly published Imprenta de Niños Expósitos