Box 6
Contains 155 Results:
117: Battalons, 1856 July 15
A broadsheet consisting of 3 articles concerning the Segundo Batallon de Línea, the Activo Batallon de Línea, and the Batallon Fijo de Veracruz; signed by I. Comonfort and by Soto on 1856 July 7 and by Juan J. Baz on 1856 July 15.
118: Farms, 1856 July 26
A broadsheet consisting of 3 articles concerning farms; signed by I. Comonfort and by Siliceo on 1856 June 30 and by Juan J. Baz on 1856 July 26.
119: The Colejio de Minería, the Academia de San Cárlos, and the Escuela de Agricultura, 1856 July 26
A broadsheet consisting of 6 articles concerning the Colejio de Minería, the Academia de San Cárlos, and the Escuela de Agricultura; signed by I. Comonfort and by Siliceo on 1856 July 1 and by Juan J. Baz on 1856 July 26.
120: A one-time tax, 1858 May 16
A 7-page booklet consisting of 23 articles detailing a one-time tax; signed by Félilx Zuloaga and by Piña y Cuevas on 1858 May 15 and by Miguel María Azcárate on 1858 May 16.
121:, 1858 June 2
A broadsheet, printed on both sides, discussing the law of 1858 May 15; signed by Piña y Cuevas on 1858 May 31 and by Miguel María Azcárate on 1858 June 2.
122: Customs taxes, 1858 August 19
A 3-page booklet consisting of seven articles concerning customs taxes; signed by Félix Zuloaga and by Jorrin on 1858 August 13 and by Miguel María Azcárate on 1858 August 19.
123: Domestic servants and other manual laborers, 1859 February 17
A broadsheet, printed on both sides, consisting of four articles concerning domestic servants, day laborers, miners, and other blue-collar workers; signed by Miguel Miramon and by Sagaceta on 1859 February 16 and by Antonio Corona on 1859 February 17.
124:, 1859 February 18
A broadsheet consisting of 1 main paragraph; signed by Antonio Corona on 1859 February 18.
125: 1859 March 12
A 2-leafed pamphlet consisting of 5 main articles; signed by Sagaseta on 1859 March 11 and by Antonio Corona on 1859 March 12.
126:, 1859 April 29
A broadsheet, printed on both sides, signed by Sagaseta on 1859 April 27 and by Antonio Corona on 1859 April 29.