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Sobre Pablo Mijangos y González, The lawyer of the Church. Bishop Clemente de Jesús Munguía and the Clerical Response to the Mexican Liberal Reforma Carbajal López, David

Historia Mexicana

Sobre María Candelaria Valdés Silva, La escolarización de abogados, médicos e ingenieros coahuilenses en el siglo XIX. Una promesa de futuro Martínez Ángeles, Domingo Balam

Historia Mexicana

Materias: “…lawyers…”

Descripción del archivo y de la Bibliohemeroteca del Ilustre y Nacional Colegio de Abogados de México Fernández Delgado, Miguel Ángel

Historia Mexicana

“…Description of the Archives and the Newspaper and Magazine Collection of the Library of the Illustrious and National College of Lawyers of Mexico…”

Los comuneros, el abogado y el senador. Cultura política y orden liberal a fines del porfiriato Rangel Silva, José Alfredo

Historia Mexicana

“…Communal land owners, the lawyer and the senator. Political culture and the liberal order at the end of the Porfiriato.…”

Toribio Esquivel Obregón, encuentros y desencuentros con el antirreeleccionismo Blanco, Mónica

Historia Mexicana

“…This paper analyzes the role of Toribio  Esquivel Obregón, lawyer and politician from Guanajuato, as one of the main figures of the antireelectionist movement in Mexico during 1909 and 1910. …”

De Francia a San Luis Potosí. Circulación de conocimientos y lecturas locales en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX Rangel Silva, José Alfredo

Historia Mexicana

“…In 1897, Wistano Luis Orozco, a lawyer specializing in agrarian law, published the pamphlet Las Aguas Subterráneas in San Luis Potosi. …”

Nostalgia de la encomienda. Releer el Tratado del descubrimiento, de Juan Suárez de Peralta (1589) González González, Enrique

Historia Mexicana

“…Although not a professional lawyer, Suárez de Peralta turns out to be a resourceful and convincing writer. …”

Cultura jurídica e imaginario monárquico: las peticiones de indulto durante el segundo imperio mexicano López González, Georgina

Historia Mexicana

“…This text examines the legal culture of the Second Mexican Empire through an analysis of requests for pardon, particularly those drawn up by intermediaries between the imperial justice system and the masses, such as scribes, lawyers, defenders of the poor and self-taught lawyers, whose primary job was to create an argument that would convince the judicial authorities that there was sufficient grounds to pardon their defendant or commute their sentence.…”

La lucha contra la corrupción en la Nueva España según la visión de los neoestoicos Cárdenas Gutiérrez, Salvador

Historia Mexicana

“…At the same time, many lawyers, moralists and poets censured corruption from the perspective of neo-Stoic philosophy. …”

Pacto entre rey lejano y súbditos indígenas. Justicia, legalidad y política en Nueva España, siglo XVII Owensby, Brian P.

Historia Mexicana

“…Through lawsuits and petitions, Indigenous lawyers of the 17th century developed a vocabulary and a political-legal practice that was based on the idea of justice as a guiding value of the Novohispanic society.  …”