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Ignacio Mariscal correspondence, 1833-1910 (bulk 1881-1910)Creator/Contributor:
Mariscal, Ignacio, 1829-1910, creatorCreator/Contributor:
Altamirano, Ignacio Manuel, 1834-1893, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Baz, Gustavo Adolfo, 1852-1904, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Casasús, Joaquín D. (Joaquín Demetrio), 1858-1916, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Corona, Ramón, 1837-1889, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Díaz, Porfirio, 1830-1915, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Dublán, Manuel, 1830?-1891, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Limantour, José Yves, 1854-1935, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Nervo, Amado, 1870-1919, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Payno, Manuel, 1810-1894, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Prieto, Guillermo, 1818-1897, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Riva Palacio, Vicente, 1832-1896, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Romero Rubio, Manuel, 1828-1895, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Sierra, Justo, 1848-1912, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Vigil, José María, 1829-1909, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Bazaine, François-Achille, 1811-1888, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Romero, Matías, 1837-1898, correspondent.Creator/Contributor:
Mariscal, Alonso.Creator/Contributor:
Mariscal, Federico, 1881-1971Creator/Contributor:
Mariscal, Juan Pablo.Creator/Contributor:
Mariscal, Mariano.Abstract:
Consists primarily of diplomatic correspondence covering the years of Ignacio Mariscal's tenure under Porfirio Diaz' government.
Most of the letters are either reports from members of Mexican delegations, European countries, and the U.S., or recommendations
of individuals for government positions. Other correspondents include politicians, ministers, and secretaries from Mexico
and other countries including the U.S., Portugal, Spain, France, and El Salvador, as well as intellectuals, writers, and poets.
Also includes six letters to Diaz from various individuals in Mexico, along with a reply to Francisco Bazaine, a general in
the French military.
Also contains personal letters and invoices from Mariscal's relatives, including Alonso, Federico, and Juan Pablo Mariscal.
With these are poems translated by Ignacio Mariscal, a burial card for Mariano Mariscal, and an undated broadside, "La Situacion
Actual: Un Incidente Enojoso." Oversize folder includes land titles and plan for property owned with Eduardo Subikurski, 1895-1903
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1881 (issued)Subject:
n-mx---Mariscal, Ignacio -- 1829-1910 -- Correspondence
Díaz, Porfirio -- 1830-1915
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Ignacio Mariscal correspondence, BANC MSS 99/371 m, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley.
Ignacio Mariscal was one of the most prominent Mexican politicians of the second half of the 19th century. He served in the
Porfirian government as Secretary of Foreign Relations for almost 30 years between 1871 and 1910.
In Spanish.
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1 box and 1 oversize folder (.5 linear ft.)
Language:
Spanish