Title:
Letters to Henri Moulin and others : ALS, 1838-1839
Creator/Contributor:
Ferré, b. 1777(?), creator
Abstract:
Letters from the director of the health service for the French fleet that was sent to San Juan de Ulúa to enforce payment
of reparations to French nationals in Mexico (the "Pastry War") Two were written to Ferré's wife and daughters, the remainder
addressed to his "son," Henri Moulin, a Parisian lawyer left in charge of the writer's domestic affairs and apparently the
widower of one of Ferré's daughters. The papers deal in part with preparations for the naval expedition, seizure of San Juan
de Ulúa, French-Mexican peace treaty, the civil war in Mexico, political conditions in Portugal, and Anglo-Mexican relations,
but also contain much personal material. Sent from towns or harbors of France and the Gulf of Mexico.
Date:
1838 (issued)
Subject:
Pakenham, R. (Richard) -- 1797-1868
Baudin, Charles -- 1784-1854
Santa Anna, Antonio López de -- 1794-1876
Arista, Mariano -- 1802-1855
Bustamante, Anastasio -- 1780-1853
Moulin, Henri -- Correspondent.
Mexico -- History -- 1821-1861
San Juan de Ulúa Island (Mexico)
Note:
Also available on microfilm.
In French.
Physical Description:
21 letters ; 20-27 cm.
partial microfilm reel (56 exposures) : negative (Rich. 416:19) and positive.
Language:
French
Identifier:
BANC MSS M-M 1772
Origin:
Mexico