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Toros - Geiger, WilliBiblio.com

Corrida de Toros.

Francisco de Paula ToroBiblio.com

Contestaciones Habidas entre los Señores General D. Francisco Toro actual Gobernador de este Estado y el Ciudadano Juan de Dios Cosgaya su Antecesor.

18342176Extremely rare significant and pretty Yucatan imprintFrancisco de Paula Toro 1799-1840.Contestaciones Habidas entre los SeÃ±ores General D. Francisco Toro actual Gobernador de este Estado y el Ciudadano Juan de Dios Cosgaya su Antecesor.MÃ©rida de YucatÃ¡n Imprenta del Gobierno de la Propiedad de L. SegÃº 1834.8Â°. 2 21 1 blank pp. Wit a woodcut illustrated title and two woodcut text illustrations.Modern blue calf with gold-tooled title on front cover new endpapers.Unrecorded first and only edition of a politically sensitive work by the current Governor of the State of Yucatan General Francisco de Paula Toro. He publishes here his correspondence from April 22 to May 31 1834 with the previous Governor "citizen" Juan de Dios Cosgaya who was removed from his post and imprisoned in the same year as this publication. Toro took over from Cosgaya with the backing of the new President Antonio LÃ³pez de Santa Anna who was also his brother-in-law. In a 2-page instruction Toro addresses the people of Yucatan. The relation between Yucatan and the centralist regime in Mexico had always been problematic. In the first years of Mexican independence the relations were driven from tension to tension due to the different interpretation that both parties had of federalism or seen from another angle of centralism. The vision of the Yucatecans was that they had been incorporated into the Mexican nation as a federated republic with clear rights of autonomy and self-determination. This vision did not reconcile on various occasions throughout the 1830's. Toro was a centralist and placed in Yucatan to fight the federalists but he lasted only a few months because his mandate was declared unconstitutional. However he became Governor again from 1835 to 1837 and moved his seat from MÃ©rida to Campeche. The first books were printed in Merida de Yucatan around 1815 and printer L. SeguiÌ seems to have started printing at Merida de Yucatan in 1828.Condition: minor wear to head of title-page otherwise in fine condition.Reference: not found in WorldCat; KVK; RBH; Biblioteca Nacional de MÃ©xico; Benson; Texas A&M; LoC etc. Imprenta del Gobierno, de la Propiedad de L. Segú

ARTEM · Pays-Bas2 200,00 €

Jose Rodriguez del ToroBiblio.com

Testimonio de las Ordenanzas Formadas para el mas Floreciente Regimen y Gobierno de los Capellanes del Hospital

1776CA102812 leaves including hand written title with most leaves written on the recto and verso. Folio 12 1/4" x 8 1/2" loose sheets in manuscript. Protected in handcrafted enclosure. First leave on sealed paper. Ordinance for the chaplains at the Royal Hospital for Indians in Mexico City. A compilation of twenty eight rules expected to be followed by the chaplains at the Hospital Real y General de los Indios de Mexico Royal and General Hospital for the Indians of Mexico City. Established in 1553 in response to the horrifying epidemics that regularly consumed thousands of live in colonial Mexico the Royal Indian Hospital was still tending to indigenous patients in the late eighteen century. The hospitals four chaplains were intended to rotate in shifts so at any given time two would be on duty to administer sacraments and religious services to the sick and dying. The two chaplains not on active service were nonetheless expected to be on call and were not permitted to take long vacancies or engage substitutes. They could not venture out of their quarters in any garments other than their priestly vestments and could not allow any women into their rooms with the exception of family or servants. Two of the chaplains were required to be fluent in "Mexicano" Nahuatl and the other two in Otomi. Owing to the poverty of most of their patients the fees that the chaplains could charge were strictly limited. This manuscript was on of four prepared for the chaplains a revision of rules put in place in the 1760's. The rules were also required to be read aloud each year to remind the chaplains of their duties. Condition: Heavy damage to heal edges for the first five leaves affecting text. Some staining to the heal edge as well Edge wear at one time bound with another document. Provenance from a private collector who now is disposing of his collection and was purchased at auction. Manuscript

The Book Collector ABAA, ILAB, TBA · États-Unis1 750,00 $US≈ 1 480,68 €

Guadalupe Ruiz, Karen Paulina Biswell, Estefania Gonzalez, Joana Toro, Ana Maria RuizBiblio.com

POV Female Bogota box-set SIGNED w/ PHOTOGRAPHS

1803Rare. Condition - Booklets: New; Box: As New. This set contains five stapled booklets each with a signed color photograph - housed in a screen-printed hand-numbered box. The titles are:<ul><li>Karen Paulina Biswell. Embera-chamis – ¡chao Nos Vemos!</li><li>Estefania Gonzalez. Ventanas</li><li>Ana Maria Ruiz. Todo Se Parece a Su Dueno</li><li>Guadalupe Ruiz. Nada Es Eterno</li><li>Joana Toro. Masked</li></ul>First editions all. The box is hand-numbered 9 of 10 copies. Five stapled softcovers no dust-jackets as issued each with a loosely inserted original signed color print the booklets are not signed. 28 pages each 140 total. Each booklet is 10½ x 8 inches. The box is 12 x 8.5 x 2 inches. No ISBNs. Texts in English. These five volumes make-up the "POV Female Bogota" series. Images: https://oodee.net/books/pov-female-bogota-limited-edition-box/ . Review: https://americansuburbx.com/2014/06/review-pov-female-bogota-2014.html . NOTE: this is the complete limited-edition box-set-with-a-print; not the set of individual booklets w/o box & prints also for sale online. "POV stands for Point of View. 'POV Female' aims to promote the work of five young female photographers based in five different cities worldwide giving exposure to previously unpublished self-initiated projects in limited-edition numbered monographs of 100. Containing five monographic publications by Joana Toro Estefania Gonzalez Guadalupe Ruiz Karen Paulina Biswell and Ana Maria Ruiz." -Publisher's note. USA customers please note: We only ship our books via USPS Media Mail with insurance & tracking. International customers ie outside of the USA please note: The standard international shipping cost quoted by Biblio is generally much less than the actual international shipping cost we ship only with insurance & tracking – we will first notify you of the actual shipping cost before you complete your purchase. SKU 1803 Oodee

Civic Media · États-Unis1 250,00 $US≈ 1 057,63 €