Mexico and the Spanish Cortes, 1810-1822; eight essays /
edited with an introd. by Nettie Lee Benson.
- Austin : Published for the Institute of Latin American Studies by the University of Texas Press [1966].
- 243 p. 24 cm.
The election of the Mexican deputies to the Spanish Cortes, 1810-1822, by C.R. Berry.--Mexican constitutional expression in the Cortes of Cádiz, by D.T. Garza.--Mexican municipal electoral reform, 1810-1822, by R.L. Cunniff.--Freedom of the press in New Spain, 1810-1820, by C. Neal.--Effect of the Cortes, 1810-1822, on church reform in Spain and Mexico, by J.M. Breedlove.--The army of New Spain and the Mexican delegation to the Spanish Cortes, by N. Macaulay.--The role of the Mexican deputies in proposal and enactment of measures of economic reform applicable to Mexico, by J.H. Hann.--Reform as a means to quell revolution, by W.W. Anderson.--Conclusion, by N.L. Benson.--Bibliography (p. [211]-223)
Spain. Cortes --History. [from old catalog]
Mexico--Politics and government--1810-1821. [from old catalog] Spain--Colonies--Administration. [from old catalog]--America