Author: Catalino BarrosoPublisher:
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Federal District Promulgation of Mexican Law Allowing Foreign Imports Into Matamoros for the Support of the Mexican Army
Author: Catalino BarrosoFederal District Promulgation of Mexican Law Allowing Foreign Imports Into Matamoros
Author: José Gómez de la CortinaPublisher:
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Promulgation of Mexico's Law Allowing Importation of Foreign Goods Through Matamoros During the Texas Revolution for the Support of the Mexican Army in Texas
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Description: The law states that overland transportation from the interior Mexico is also allowed duty-free.
Law Increasing Provisions to an Earlier Act of 16th of July 1836 Allowing Foreign Imports Into Matamoros for the Support of the Mexican Army
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Description: At the bottom, the Mexican President has listed specifically the goods intended in article 2 for the army's support, such as chocolate.
Federal District Promulgation of a Law Recognizing the Mexican Armed Forces on the Frontiers
Author: Francisco Molinos del CampoPublisher:
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Promulgation of the Federal District of Mexico's Law Concerning Equipping and Paying Troops Bound for Texas
Author: José Gómez de la CortinaPublisher:
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Federal District Promulgation of Mexican Law for Continuing the War and Freeing López de Santa-Anna
Author: José Gómez de la CortinaPublisher:
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Description: Among its provisions is one that the government will ignore any compromising agreements entered into by López de Santa-Anna with his captors and another that drafts men into the armed services, which obligation may be filled by personal service, a substitute, or the payment of fifty pesos. López de Santa-Anna's capture following the Battle of San Jacinto had been public ally announced on May 19th, 1836.
Federal District Promulgation of Mexican Law Authorizing Employment of Martinez
Author: José Gómez de la CortinaPublisher:
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Description: Promulgation here refers to employment of José Martinez and others like him in the Mexican navy to suppress the Texas Revolution and intercept contraband.
Federal District Promulgation of Mexican Law for Continuing the War and Freeing LoÌ Pez de Santa-Anna
Author: JoseÌ GoÌ mez de la CortinaPublisher:
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Description: Among its provisions is one that the government will ignore any compromising agreements entered into by LoÌ pez de Santa-Anna with his captors and another that drafts men into the armed services, which obligation may be filled by personal service, a substitute, or the payment of fifty pesos. LoÌ pez de Santa-Anna's capture following the Battle of San Jacinto had been public ally announced on May 19th, 1836.
Federal District Promulgation of Mexican Law Reorganizing the Administration of the Country
Author: Gabriel SagazetaPublisher:
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Description: Among its provisions is one that Coahuila and Texas be divided into tow states and that after the present troubles are ended a proper capital will be established.