Heading: (Mexican War - Laws)
Author:
Title: Ministerio de Relaciones Interiores y Exteriores
Place Published: Mexico City
Publisher:
Date Published: September 10, 1846
Description:

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  [4] pp. (12mo) 21.5 x 16 cm (8½x6¼"), folded sheet. First Edition. Modifies prohibitions over public meetings which had hitherto existed during the war. By the new law Mexicans who want to may gather peacefully in any public place to discuss how the institutions of the country might be saved during the present war with the U.S. Citizens may also direct petitions to authorities without asking permission of any public functionary. Meetings are allowed only in public places, however.

Spain and Mexico had a long, difficult relationship with secret societies and closed meetings, fearing that they would be used to foment rebellion and sedition. Moderately browned.

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  El C. Jose Gomez de la Cortina, general de brigada y Gobernador del Distrito Federal. [Mexico City, 1846]. Dated in type September 10, 1846, and September 17, 1846. Broadside: 31.5 x 21 cm (.12½x8¼"). Second Edition. Another edition of the above, here published in Mexico City on behalf of the federal district. One small hole touching two letters, otherwise very good.

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Overall very good.