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Letter addressed to the bishop of Oaxaca, concerning the bishop's opposition to liberalism and the constitution, and 'gravísimos males' that have taken place in his diocese

Address to congress, concerning various articles of the Spanish Constitution, in particular article 3, declaring Catholicism to be the perpetual state religion of Mexico, and article 6, assuring personal security. Signed Maria de la Luz Puertas de Bandini and others, dated 6 February 1833

Commentary on the current political and social situation in Mexico, and an appeal to citizens to regain public order

Response to the anti-Catholic writings of José Maria Blanco y Crespo, later known as Blanco White (Joseph), addressed to the editor of the Mexican Gazette

Pamphlet written in response to the paper 'El amante de la constitucion', signed A. R., and the proclamation and re-establishment of the 1812 liberal Spanish Constitution in March 1820 by Ferdinand VII. Possibly published Mexico City. See also 9770.bb.1.(9)

Poem relating to issues concerning the Church and legislative attempts to divert taxes into the secular state rather than religious channels, and the new Conservative, Catholic government lead by López de Santa Anna in opposition to the Liberals. The poem has the subtitle 'Endecasilabos'

Himno militar carlista ; Copia digital. Madrid : Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2013 ; Acompaña al tít.: "Lema: Ensalcémos hoy sus nombres!. gloria, gloria! à los que dieron. à la España honra y murieron. por la Patria y por la Ley!." ; Partituras para piano y letra

Anti-clerical discussion of the church and monarchy, advocating the creation of a new secular clergy and the extinction of religious orders

Author's commentary on the publication 'Contestacion del obispo y cabildo de Oajaca al oficio del exmo. señor ministro de justicia y negocios eclesiásticos, fecha 29 de marzo de 826, con que á nombre del exmo. señor presidente de la federacion les remitió el dictamen de los señores de las comisiones unidas de relaciones y eclesiástica de 28 de febrero del mismo año, sobre instrucciones al enviado á Roma cerca de S. S. la suprema cabeza de la iglesia'. Signed 'El Pensador'

Su autor, J. G. Roscio ciudadano de Venezuela en la America del Sur. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Letter from a Religious citizen to an ecclesiastic, posing three questions: Could an ecclesiastic swear to the constitution; would it be lawful for an ecclesiastic to censor the constitution in the confessional, pulpit or in writing, and to inspire its disregard; and would the ecclesiastic who would promote or assist a revolution with the intention of destroying the system of government fail badly against religion? Dated 20 July 1820

Discussion of religion in Mexico following the establishment of the federal constitution, containing the following sections: 'Religion'; 'Canonigos'; 'Diezmos'; 'Frailes'; 'Monjas' and 'Ejercito permanente'. Dated 29 October 1833

Obra perteneciente al Fondo Antiguo de la Biblioteca de la USAL

Commentary on how the Spanish Constitution affects religious affairs in Mexico, in particular the section of the constitution stating that the Spanish religion should be 'la religion católica, apostólica, romana'. Followed by a 'Soneto' on Catholicism and the constitution. Dated 31 July 1820

"Ex-libris a lápiz de José M. Secades". - Enc. orig. ; Mode of access: Internet.