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En fin de texto consta: Sr. ; Texto firmado por Lardizabal. ; Texto fechado en Madrid, a 2 de enero de 1815. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Título tomado del principio del texto. ; Se ha respetado la puntuación original.

Cédula fechada en Madrid, a 21 de septiembre de 1814. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Portada con escudo real xilográfico. ; Sign.: []4.

Mode of access: Internet. ; Texto firmado por Bartolomé Muñoz. ; Texto fechado en Madrid, a 30 de Noviembre de 1815 ; Se ha respetado la puntuación original

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

Series of lessons defining, amongst others, Spain's constitution, territory, government, courts, monarchy, Council of State, judicial administration and army, as well as the civil rights of Spanish citizens, and their civil laws and obligations

Four letters concerning the Spanish Constitution, discussing the anti-constitutional writings of Fr. Manuel Gutierrez who described the constitution as 'infernal'; Catholicism; sovereignty and the Spanish monarchy; the administration of justice; the freedom of the press and other articles from the constitution

Royal decree for the establishment of the Consulate of Buenos Aires, issued in Aranjuez, 30 January 1794. Includes details of the setting up of the consulate, its administration and purpose. Followed by 'Oficio del Exmo. Sor. dn. Diego de Gardoqui', and 'Contestacion', written by hand and signed Diego Gardoqui

Discourse commenting on the rapid reconstruction and reorganisation of the Spanish government, institutions and public services after gaining liberty and independence following the Napoleonic Wars

Commentary on public welfare and social disorder in Mexico City following the reinstatement of the Spanish Constitution

Discussion of the advantages for society of complying with the Spanish Constitution, in particular concerning education, commerce and public services

Letter commenting on the establishment of the Spanish Constitution, and the need for public adhesion to the new regime in Mexico

Discussion of primary public education, the support given to it by the Spanish Constitution, and its important roles in building ordered establishments and bringing prosperity to Mexico, and in enhancing the nation's liberty and customs

Discussion of religion (i.e. Catholicism) and its role in the Spanish Constitution, politics, public institutions and civil laws, arguing that protecting Catholicism should be the primary objective of the Spanish government

Pamphlet addressed to José Joaquín Fernández de Lizardi, commenting on the place of women in Mexican society, the freedom of the press, eateries and drinking houses, and public sanitation. Signed 'La Ciudadana'