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Lauerhass (Ludwig) Mexican Broadsides and Leaflets
SPC.2014.007  
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Series I: Religious Broadsides 1847; undated

Scope and Contents

Series includes Catholic broadsides and leaflets from early post independence Mexico.
box 1, folder 1

Saint Cecilia procession lsb_001_01 1847

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Oration broadside used for St. Cecilia's procession. Printed in Mexico.
box 1, folder 2

Oracion lsb_001_02 undated

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Act of contrition oration. Printed in Mexico. (3 copies).
box 1, folder 3

Soneto lsb_001_03 undated

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Broadside containing a Soneto celebrating the life of St. James Matamoros (St. James the Moor-Slayer). Printed in Mexico.
box 1, folder 4

Octava lsb_001_04 undated

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Oration for St. Joseph. Printed in Mexico by Luis Abadiano.
 

Series II: Leaflets 1826-1851

Scope and Contents

This series contains twenty literary leaflets from early post independence Mexico.
box 1, folder 5

Unipersonal De Otelo, O Moro De Venecia lsb_001_05 1839

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Monologue from Shakespeare's Othello. Printed in Mexico by Luis Abadiano.
box 1, folder 6

Nueva Relacion, en que se da cuenta de los notables arrojos y valientes arrestos que hizo Doña Josefa Ramirez, natural de la ciudad de Valencia, y felicidad con que salio de todos ellos. Con todo lo demas que veria el curioso lsb_001_06 1851

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Spanish ballad written for the legend of Doña Josefa Ramirez of Valencia, in two parts. Printed in Mexico by Lus Abadiano Y Valdes, Calle De Santo Domingo Num, 12. (4 copies).
box 1, folder 7

El Enamorado De Cristo lsb_001_07 1840

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Part one of the sacred Spanish ballad, "El Enamorado De Cristo". Printed in Mexico City by Luis Abadiano Y Valdes. (6 copies).
box 1, folder 8

Verdadera Relacion de la Prodigiosa Vida y Dichosa Muerte del Buenaventuraro San Alenjo lsb_001_08 1851

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Part one, of the sacred Spanish ballad for St. Alenjo. Printed in Mexico City by Luis Abadiano at las Escalerillas, No. 13. (2 Copies).
box 1, folder 9

El Currutaco Por Alambique lsb_001_09 1851

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

El Currutaco Por Alambique was a satirical ballad by Manule Gomez Marin that reflected the tension between Europeans and Mexicans as well as social hierarchy in Mexico during the end of the 1700's. Leaflet is a reprint by Luis Abadiano at Calle Santo Domingo No. 12 in 1851.
box 1, folder 10

Verdadero Romance De Lucinda Y Belardo lsb_001_010 1851

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Spanish romance ballad of star crossed lovers. Ballad depicts a love affair between the daughter of a Sultan of Constantinople and a Christian slave. Printed in Mexico, by Lus Abadiano at Calle de las Escalerillas No. 13.
box 1, folder 11

Isaac, Figura del redento. Drama Sagrado De Metastasio, Traducido Del Italiano lsb_001_011 1850

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Part one of "Isaac as Redeemer" the sacred drama in music by Pietro Metastasio. Printed in Mexico by Luis Abadiano Y Valdes.
box 1, folder 12-24

El Quebrantahuesos No. 1-4; 6-8; 12-13; 18-21 lsb_001_012-024 1826

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Issues of Post-independence Mexican periodical "El Quebrantahuesos", that satirized the conservative periodical, "Hay Va Ese Hueso De Roer", attempts to re-established and promote good Catholicism in post-independence Mexico. Printed in Mexico by Alejandro Valdes.
box 1, folder 25

El Quebrantahuesos, Supplement No. 1 lsb_001_025 1827

Language of Material: Spanish; Castilian.

General

Supplement No.1 of Post-independence Mexican periodical "El Quebrantahuesos", that satirized the conservative periodical, "Hay Va Ese Hueso De Roer", attempts to re-established and promote good Catholicism in post-independence Mexico. Printed in Mexico by Alejandro Valdes.
Collection Contents
Series I: Religious Broadsides
Series II: Leaflets
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