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Bibliotheca mexicana

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  • Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, Francisco Javier
    Latin American literature
    / Historiographies

    His incomplete Bibliotheca mexicana (1755; “Mexicana Library”) brings together the manuscripts and published works of authors there. Six decades later the counterrevolutionary Mexican Mariano Beristáin de Souza advanced the humanist’s project in his own Biblioteca hispanoamericana septentrional (1816–21; “Northern Spanish American Library”).

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    His incomplete Bibliotheca mexicana (1755; “Mexicana Library”) brings together the manuscripts and published works of authors there. Six decades later the counterrevolutionary Mexican Mariano Beristáin de Souza advanced the humanist’s project in his own Biblioteca hispanoamericana septentrional (1816–21; “Northern Spanish American Library”).

    Read More