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Lot #117
Mexico

In July of 1836, Mexico solicits funds to punish the Texans deemed “contemptible enemies of the homeland”

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In July of 1836, Mexico solicits funds to punish the Texans deemed “contemptible enemies of the homeland”

DS, in Spanish, three pages both sides, 8.25 x 12, June 25, 1836. A lengthy list of contributions to the war effort. Document begins (translated): “List of those citizens who contributed by means of a voluntary donation to the extent their patriotism dictated in order to help the Supreme Government punish the audacity of the contemptible enemies of the homeland, in accordance with a directive which the high government kindly sent to the Illustrious Municipal Council of this city.” Document then goes on to list approximately 170 names with individual amounts donated, totaled at the bottom of each page. Signed at the conclusion by Eduardo C. Garcia Davila, Antonio Leal Cantu, Ignacio Garza y Orias, and Jose Maria Trevino y Pereyra. In fine condition, with some mild toning and creases. A crisply penned document which shows no shortage of support for the Mexican government. The Robert Davis Collection, read more about Robert Davis. RR Auction COA.

Auction Info

  • Auction Title: Texas & Western
  • Dates: #379 - Ended November 17, 2011