Portal:Mexico

History

 * A page of American History, 1905, by Edward Herbert Thompson
 * Difficulties Between Mexico and Guatemala, 1882 Proposed mediation of the United States. some official documents
 * History of the Spanish Conquest of Yucatan and of the Itzas by Philip Ainsworth Means (1917)
 * Mexico of the Mexicans Views of Mexico and the people by an Scottish traveler (1918) by Lewis Spence (1874-1955 )
 * Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, Historical, Geographical, Political, Statistical, and social account of that country from the period of the invasion, by the spaniards to the present time, 1852 by Brantz Mayer Legation to Mexico.
 * Mexico, California and Arizona; being a new and revised edition of Old Mexico and her lost provinces, 1900 by William Henry Bishop, (1847–1928) American author and US consul at Palermo and Genoa, Italy.
 * Mexico, as it was and as it is, 1847 by Brantz Mayer,
 * Mexico by Joseph Wharton, 1902 American industrialist, Founder of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, co-founder of the Bethlehem Steel company, and one of the founders of Swarthmore College. (1826-1909)
 * Our next door neighbor, a Winter in Mexico, 1875 by Gilbert Haven Bishop
 * Corwin on the Mexican War
 * Romance of History, Mexico, 1909 by Margaret Duncan Coxhead
 * The Conquest of Mexico, 1922 by William Hickling Prescott
 * The Fall of Maximilan's Empire (1887)
 * The Myths of Mexico and Peru 1913 (1918) by Lewis Spence
 * The Stone of the Sun and the First Chapter of the History of Mexico, Originally published in Spanish in the Memorias de la Sociedad Científica "Antonio Alzate." by Enrique Juan Palacios, translated to English by Frederick Starr in 1921
 * The Stone of the Sun and the First Chapter of the History of Mexico, by Enrique Juan Palacios, translated by Frederick Starr.
 * The rise and fall of the Emperor Maximilian (1868)
 * Translation:To read Carlos Castaneda 1999, the message of Don Juan in chronological order, by Guillermo Marín Ruiz
 * Translation:True History of the Profound Mexico; an approach to Anahuac’s history written by an anahuaca. 2010 by Guillermo Marín Ruiz
 * Young Folks' History of Mexico, 1895 by Frederick Albion Ober American naturalist and writer (1849-1913)
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 1
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 2
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 3
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 4
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 5
 * History of Mexico (Bancroft)/Volume 6
 * Letters of Cortes to Emperor Charles V - Vol 1
 * Letters of Cortes to Emperor Charles V - Vol 2
 * The Coronado expedition, 1540-1542

Politics

 * Juarez and Cesar Cantú (1885)
 * Mexico under Carranza

Archaeology

 * A Study of the Manuscript Troano
 * Mexican Archæology

Works

 * About Mexico - Past and Present (1887)
 * Barbarous Mexico (1910) by John Kenneth Turner
 * Face to Face with the Mexicans
 * Mexico and its reconstruction
 * Mexico, as it was and as it is
 * Mexico, California and Arizona (1900) by William Henry Bishop
 * Mexico's dilemma
 * Our Sister Republic
 * The Gilded Man (El Dorado)
 * The Mastering of Mexico
 * The Myths of Mexico and Peru
 * Vagabond life in Mexico, 1856 by Gabriel Ferry
 * Mexico in 1827
 * Constitution of Mexico (1857)
 * A Study of Mexico, 1887 by David Ames Wells
 * Mexico, picturesque, political, progressive, 1888
 * The Mexican Problem (1917), 1917 by Clarence Walker Barron
 * Hands off Mexico, 1920
 * Toltec Pedagogy, 2009 Glimpses of the educational system of the Anahuac. 2009 by Guillermo Marín Ruiz
 * by George William MacArthur Reynolds
 * Guide to Mexico (1900) by Cristóbal Hidalgo
 * Mexican Resources: a guide to and through Mexico (1884) Frederick Albion Ober

Treaties & legislation

 * Treaty of Cahuenga, 1847

Zapatista Army of National Liberation

 * First Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 1993 by EZLN
 * Second Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 1994 by EZLN
 * Third Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 1995 by EZLN
 * Fourth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 1996 by EZLN
 * Fifth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 1998 by EZLN
 * Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, 2005 by EZLN

Travel writing

 * Six Months In Mexico, 1889 by Elizabeth Jane Cochrane (alias Nellie Bly)  American journalist, author, industrialist, and charity worker. (1864—1922)
 * Our Sister Republic, 1870 A Gala Trip Through Mexico with William H. Seward former USA Secretary of State, to visit Benito Juarez, by Col. Albert S. Evans, American journalist from New Hampshire.(1831—1872)
 * Face to Face with the Mexicans, 1887 Domestic Life, Educational, Social, and Business Ways, Statesmanship and Literature, Legendary and General History of the Mexican People. In the opinion of an American woman during a seven year residence with 200 illustrations, by Fanny Chambers Gooch Iglehart, American writer about Mexico and Texas. (1842—1913)
 * Incidents of Travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan 1854 by John Lloyd Stephens (1805—1852) Ambassador to the Republic of Centro America, edited by Frederick Catherwood (1799—1854) English artist and architect, secretary of John Lloyd.
 * The Rambler in Mexico 1836, by Charles Joseph Latrobe, (1801–1875) superintendent of the Port Phillip District of New South Wales and first lieutenant-governor of the colony of Victoria.
 * Appleton's Guide to Mexico 1884, by Alfred Ronald Conkling, (1850–1917) Assemblyman of the 115th New York State Legislature, January 5 to April 26, 1892, son of Congressman Frederick A. Conkling
 * Travels in Mexico and life among the Mexicans 1884, by Frederick Albion Ober
 * Pictures of life in Mexico
 * Memoir of a tour to northern Mexico
 * Incidents of travel in Central America, Chiapas and Yucatan
 * Life in Mexico
 * Life in Mexico

Novels & Fiction

 * Daany Beédxe, Life in the Anahuac in Toltec times. Guillermo Marín Ruiz
 * A Drama in Mexico, 1851 by Jules Verne

Verse

 * Mexico, 1902 pictorial poem by Joseph Wharton

Popular Science Monthly articles

 * a five part series.
 * a five part series.
 * a five part series.
 * a five part series.

Popular Science Monthly miscellaneous references

 * “Mexican Paper: an Article of Tribute” in “Literary Notices” from Popular Science Monthly (January 1882)
 * “The Landa Alphabet a Spanish Fabrication” in “Literary Notices” from Popular Science Monthly (January 1882)
 * “Indian Burial-Caves” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (March 1882)
 * “American Archaeological Researches” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (August 1882)
 * “The Mound-Builders in Mexico” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (October 1882)
 * “An Indian Ball-Player's Training” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (October 1890)
 * “Montezuma's Head-dress” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (February_1891)
 * “Nagualism” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (September 1894)
 * “A Study of Maya Hieroglyphics” in “Popular Miscellany” from Popular Science Monthly (May 1895)
 * “Cacao Cultivation in Mexico” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (September 1896)
 * “Magnitude of Mexican Ruins” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (December 1897)
 * “The Huichol Indians of Jalisco” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (February 1899)
 * “Pre-Columbian Musical Instruments in America.” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (March 1899)
 * “The Ruins of Xkichmook, Yucatan” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (May 1899)
 * “An Aztec Pictorial Record” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (September 1899)
 * “Prosperity and Enterprise in Mexico” in “Fragments of Science” from Popular Science Monthly (December 1899)

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