Index:Mexico in 1827 Vol 1.djvu

Title	Mexico in 1827/Volume 1
Author	Henry George Ward
Year	1828
Publisher	Henry Colburn
Location	London
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CONTENTS
OF
THE FIRST VOLUME.
BOOK I.
	Page.
SECTION I.
Boundaries, Geological Structure, Climate	3
SECTION II.
Population	26
SECTION III.
Productions: Those necessary for the support of the Inhabitants, and those calculated for Exportation	40
SECTION IV.
Spanish Colonial System	91
BOOK II.
SECTION I.
Effects produced by the Events of the year 1808 in the Peninsula	123
SECTION II.
Commencement of the Revolution in Mexico, from 1810 to the Death of Morelos	150
SECTION III.
Revolution from the Death of Morelos to 1820	211
SECTION IV.
Revolution from 1820 to 1824, including Iturbide's Rise and Fall	260
BOOK III.
SECTION I.
Present Form of Government: how composed	287
SECTION II.
The Navy and Army of Mexico in 1827	307
SECTION III.
Religion: State of the Ecclesiastical Establishments in Mexico: Number of Bishoprics—of Secular and Regular Clergy—Revenues—Influence—Effects produced by the Revolution—Foreigners, how situated	320
SECTION IV.
Revenue of Mexico: Its Sources and Amount before the Revolution. Present State and Prospects	360
SECTION V.
Reflections on the Trade of Mexico. Its former and probable future importance. How affected hitherto by Revolution	408
APPENDIX.
A.—Extracts from a Representation addressed to the Viceroy of Buenos Ayres, by the Apoderado (Agent) of the Landholders of the Province, (referred to in p. 114.)	479
B. (1.)—Representation of the American Deputies to die Cortes of Spain, 1st August 1811. (p. 134.)	483
B. (2.)—Representation addressed to the Cortes by the Audiencia of Mexico. Dated 1st Nov. 1813. (p. 217.)	489
C. (1.)—Confidential Letter of the Viceroy Calleja, addressed to the Minister of War, but containing a private Report upon the Mexican Revolution, for the information of His Majesty Ferdinand VII. (p. 217.)	509
C. (2.)—Plan of Iguala. (p. 268.)	525
APPENDIX TO THE SECOND VOLUME.
A.—Particulars of a Journey from Altamira to Catorce, by Mr. Robert Phillips, (referred to in Vol. II. p. 503)	528
B.—Account of the Province of Texas, by General Wavel (Vol. II. p. 585.)	547
C.—Notes on the State of Sonora and Cinaloa, by Colonel Bourne. (Vol. II. p. 590.)	559

 

ILLUSTRATIONS.
VOL. I.
View of Mexico from the Azotea of the House of His Majesty's Mission at San Cosme	Frontispiece.
Agave Americana, or Maguey	Page 60
The Cañada de Marfil, or Entrance to Guanajuato	161
Puente del Rey	227
Church of N. S. de Guadalupe	326
Map of Mexico, to be inserted at the end of the First Volume, after the Appendix.
VOL. II.
View of Jalapa	Frontispiece.
Chapultepec	232
Chapingo	297
Arrastre	434
Galera of the Hacienda of Salgado	436
Patio of the Hacienda of Salgado	438
Ascent to Catorce	484
Interior of Indian Hut at the Bozal	522
Map of Routes to the principal Mining Districts, to be inserted at the end of the Second Volume.
WOOD-CUTS.
A Litter	264
Boat	372
A Mexican Coach	404
Entrance to the Socabon (Adit) of La Purisima, at Catorce	492
Indian Hut	518