(MEXICO) Early printing of the Plan de Iguala headed Plan del Señor Coronel D Agustin Iturbide

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(MEXICO.) Early printing of the Plan de Iguala headed "Plan del Señor Coronel D. Agustin Iturbide," "Copia del Suplemento al número 14 de La Abeja poblana." 2 printed pages, 10 x 6¾ inches, on one sheet; minor wear at folds, tape repairs on verso. Mexico: D.J.M. Benavente y Sócios, 1821

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The Plan of Iguala established Mexican independence in the form of a constitutional monarchy. Negotiated between Agustín de Iturbide of the Spanish army and revolutionary leader Vicente Guerrero on 24 February 1821, it soon brought the fighting to a close. The first printing was in Puebla, and this second printing followed soon after. 4 of this edition traced in OCLC.

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