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The Mexican papers ... [1st series, no. 1-5]

Author:Edward E. Dunbar

Print Book, English, 1860-61

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: J.A.H. Hasbrouck & Co., printers, New York, 1860-61

Physical Description:1 preliminary leaf, 175, iii, [1], 177-279 pages 25 cm

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:3855466

Subjects:

Diplomatic relations

Esclavage États-Unis

États-Unis Relations extérieures Mexique

Mexico Description and travel

Mexico Foreign relations United States

Mexique Descriptions et voyages

Mexique Relations extérieures États-Unis

Slavery United States

United States Foreign relations Mexico

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Mexican papers .

Dunbar, Edward E. (Edward Ely), 1818-1871.

Notes:

Cover title of no. 1-4: The Mexican papers. The Mexican question, the great American question, with personal reminiscences ... A serial issued semimonthly; no. 5: The Mexican papers, containing the history of the rise and decline of commercial slavery in America, with reference to the future of Mexico. New York, Rudd & Carleton

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