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(MEXICO.) [Abad, Diego Jose.]

Musa americana, seu de deo carmina ad usum

scholarum congregationis S. Philippi Nerii.

[16], 69 pages. 8vo, contemporary

marbled wrappers, minor wear; moderate worming, heavier on last few leaves.

Cádiz: Espinosa, 1769

[500/750]

FIRST EDITION

.

An epic poem written in San Miguel, Guanajuato. Also attributed to Diego

Bringas de Manzaneda and Juan Benito Gamarra y Davalos. Medina, BHA 4369; Palau

252. Sabin lists only two later editions (51558-9), but calls it “a very scarce work.” No first

editions known at auction.

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(MEXICO.) Ahumada, Juan Antonio de.

Representacion politico legal . . . no

tienen los Españoles Indianos obice para obtener los empleos politicos, y

militares de la America.

22 leaves. Folio, stitched; moderate foxing and dampstaining.

[Madrid, 1725]

[700/1,000]

FIRST EDITION

.

A petition by a lawyer in México arguing that Spanish subjects born in the

Indies should be allowed to hold office. It was reprinted in Mexico in 1820 (see Medina

11527). Medina, BHA 2534; Sabin 69984. Not known at auction since 1986.

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(MEXICO.) Alaman, Lucas.

Historia de Mexico.

One plan, 7 plates. 5 volumes.

Large 8vo, contemporary

1

/

4

calf, moderate wear; toning; early owner’s embossed stamps on

title pages. Second edition. Palau 4576.

México, 1883-85

[200/300]

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(MEXICO.)

Annuae litterae Societatis Jesu, anni M.D. XCIX.

[5]-702 pages.

8vo, contemporary vellum, minor wear, part of backstrip painted red; lacking leaves A2-3;

early inscription and inked library stamp on title page. Lyons: Roussin, 1607

[400/600]

The last 98 pages are devoted to reports from the Province of Mexico. European Americana

607/42.

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(MEXICO.) Arrangoiz, Francisco de Paula de.

Méjico desde 1808 hasta 1867.

403, 127, [1]; 432, 50, [1]; 356, 122, [1]; 350, 29, [1] pages. 4 volumes. 8vo, contemporary

tree calf, minor wear; minor foxing.

Madrid: Pérez Dubrull, 1871-72

[600/900]

Political and diplomatic account by a well-informed individual who occupied key posts in both

Mexico and Europe”—Griffin, Historical Literature 4084. Palau 17334.

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(MEXICO.) Boturini Benaducci,

Lorenzo.

Idea de una nueva historia de la

America Septentrional.

2 plates. [40],

167, [8], 96 pages. 4to, contemporary

vellum, moderate wear; endpapers defective,

frontispiece worn and lacking top inch,

minor foxing; inked stamp on front free

endpaper and second leaf, small inked

“MM” stamps on verso of title and page 52.

Madrid: Zúñiga, 1746

[1,000/1,500]

Includes as a long appendix the “Catalogo del

Museo Historico Indiano,” a detailed listing of the

author’s collection of books and manuscripts, most

of which was later destroyed. European

Americana 746/28; Medina, BHA 3403; Palau

33786; Sabin 6834.

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