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Includes: El Ilustrador Catolico Mexicano . Vol. 1, no. 19. Mexico City: Tipografía de R. Rafael, calle de Cadena núm. 13, 1847 [wrapper title]. [435] 436-160 p. 8vo (25 x 16 cm), original printed wrappers, stitched, untrimmed. First Edition. An issue devoted entirely to articles opposing the government’s plan to raise 20,000,000 pesos by taxing church property. Upper margin chipped, small worm holes with loss of a few letters, slightly stained. López, Abraham. Noveno calendario de Abraham Lopez, arreglado al meridiano de Mexico, y antes publicado en Toluca, para el año de 1847. [Mexico City]: Imprenta del autor, calle de Donceles junto al número 18, [1846]. [1-4] 5-64 pp., lithograph frontispiece, 1 plate. text vignettes. 12mo (14.7 x 9.5 cm), original printed wrappers. First Edition. Pp. 53-60 contain a description of the triumphal entrance of Santa-Anna into Mexico in 1846. With a cruciform shape poem. Plates water-stained, lower wrapper and last 30 pages gnawed (no loss of text). Rodríguez Y Galván, Antonio. [ Calendario de Antonio Rodríguez para el año de 1849.... Mexico, (1848)]. [1-3] 4-72 pp. 12mo (13.5 x 10 cm), modern stiff red wrappers. First Edition. “Includes a thirty page historical review of the principal events which occurred as a result of the rebellion of the colony of Texas and the war with the United States” (Eberstadt). Salas, José Mariano de. Convocatoria expedida por el general en gefe del ejercito libertador republicano, en ejercicio del supremo poder ejecutivo, en 6 de agosto de 1846. Mexico City: Imprenta de la Sociedad Literaria, calle de Sta. Clara núm. 23, 1846. [1-3] 4-13 [3] pp. 8vo (13.5 x 10 cm), original pink printed wrappers, typographical border, stitched. First Edition. A Salas decree setting up new general election procedures. Appended is a list of the 23 Departments with population and number of deputies allotted to each. New Mexico and California have the lowest populations and one deputy each. Slightly water-stained.