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The History of Mexico
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The History of Mexico

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Also known as: “Historia antigua de México”, “Storia antica del Messico”(Show More)
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  • Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo, Francisco Javier
    Latin American literature
    / Historiographies

    The History of Mexico). Translated into Spanish as Historia antigua de México in the early 19th century, it manifests the Classical erudition of Jesuits in Mexico City and signals the evolution of Creole consciousness. A lawyer and theologian, Antonio Sánchez Valverde wrote important essays on…

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    The History of Mexico). Translated into Spanish as Historia antigua de México in the early 19th century, it manifests the Classical erudition of Jesuits in Mexico City and signals the evolution of Creole consciousness. A lawyer and theologian, Antonio Sánchez Valverde wrote important essays on…

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