Historia Civil, Eclesiastica, Politica, Y Legislativa De La M.n. Y M.l. Ciudad De Victoria [sic]: Sus Privilegios, Esenciones, Franquezas, Y Libertade - Paperback

by Joaquín José de Landázuri Y Romarate (Created by)

Historia Civil, Eclesiastica, Politica, Y Legislativa De La M.n. Y M.l. Ciudad De Victoria, by Joaquín José de Landázuri y Romarate, offers a detailed account of the city of Victoria, Mexico. This historical work delves into the civil, ecclesiastical, political, and legislative aspects of the city, exploring its privileges, exemptions, liberties, and franchises. The narrative is meticulously constructed from authentic documents and historical records, providing a comprehensive understanding of Victoria's development.

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