Juárez

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Juarez, the Indian-born (Zapotec) founding father of modern Mexico, championed a newly-independent, largely non-white nation. He struggled to preserve the integrity of Mexico as a sovereign state in the face of US pressure and European intervention; and, as President, his brand of Liberalism broke with the Indian and Hispanic pasts, curbed the power of church and army, and promoted federalism and civil rule.

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Full title :Juárez / Brian Hamnett.

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Edition Statements

Publication Date:1994.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Longman
Place of Publication:London
Language:eng
Publication Date:1994.

The Physical Object

Description:1 online resource (xiv, 301 pages) : : maps

Edition Identifiers

oclc:ocn947567612
LC Classification:F1233.J9
Dewey Decimal:B

Ch. 1. Nineteenth-century Mexico: the world of Juarez -- Ch. 2. The provincial origins: Juarez and Oaxaca -- Ch. 3. Juarez and Liberalism -- Ch. 4. Juarez, the Constitution of 1857 and the collapse of the Liberal regime -- Ch. 5. Juarez and the Catholic Church -- Ch. 6. Juarez and the state governors -- Ch. 7. Juarez and the United States -- Ch. 8. Juarez and the European Powers -- Ch. 9. The last period of Juarez: party, Constitution and power -- Ch. 10. Juarez, the Diaz brothers and the Rebellion of La Noria.

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7.310 Biographies Biography History Juarez, Benito Mexico Mexico -- History -- 19th century Mexique -- Histoire -- 19e siècle Presidents Presidents -- Biography. -- Mexico