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ECONOMIC AFFAIRS OF THE INDIES

46. Royal Decree prohibiting Trade between the Indies and China.

Blair and Robertson

47. Excerpts from Two Letters from the Count of Monterey to the

King of Spain concerning the Trade of New Spain. Blair and

48. Royal Decree regulating the Commerce with New Spain. Blair

49. Decrees establishing Way Stations for Philippine Vessels. Blair

and Robertson .

50. Summary of Grau y Monfalcón's Memorial to the King. Blair and

51. Informatory Decree in Regard to Opening the Commerce between

the Kingdom of Peru and Nueva España. Blair and Robertson. 316

52. Laws regarding Navigation and Commerce. Blair and Robertson. 320

ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS OF HISPANIC AMERICA

53. Royal Ordinances concerning the Laying Out of New Towns.

Mrs. Zelia Nuttall

54. Instructions to José de Gálvez. Herbert Ingram Priestley

55. Secret Instructions of Viceroy Lavradio to Vasconcellos e Souza,

his Successor as Viceroy of Brazil. John Armitage

56. Political Conditions of the Province of Louisiana, described by

Colonel Don Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, Governor of the Place

and Districts of Natchez. James Alexander Robertson

57. Military Report of Louisiana and West Florida. James Alexander

IMPRESSIONS OF THE OLD RÉGIME IN HISPANIC AMERICA

58. A Voyage to South America. Don Jorge Juan and Don Antonio de

59. A Voyage to the Eastern Part of Terra Firma. François Raymond

PART II. HISPANIC AMERICAN WARS OF EMANCIPATION

60. Letter from James Biggs to Mr. R. S. G. on Miranda's Expedition

to Venezuela in 1806. James Biggs

61. Notices of Miranda. James Biggs

62. The Declaration of Independence of Venezuela. The Annual Register 414

63. Official Account of the Execution of the Mexican Insurgents.

Niles's Weekly Register .

64. Letter from General Bolívar to Governor Hodgson. British and

Foreign State Papers

65. Royal Cédula of His Catholic Majesty for the Prevention of the

Slave Trade. British and Foreign State Papers

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66. The Address of Simón Bolívar at the Congress of Angostura.

Francisco Javier Yánes . .

67. Propositions of the Cortes of Spain to the Spanish American Depu-

ties. British and Foreign State Papers

68. San Martín declines the Supreme Command of the Peruvian Army.

Thomas Sutcliffe .

69. San Martín's Farewell Address to the People of Peru. Thomas

70. Letter from Bolívar to Riva-Agüero. The Annual Register

71. Decree of the Constituent Congress of Peru, conferring the Su-

preme Dictatorial Power of the Republic on Simón Bolívar.

British and Foreign State Papers

72. Proclamation of Bolívar to the Allied Army on the Plateau of the

Sacramento. F. Lorraine Petre

73. The Battle of Ayacucho. Niles's Weekly Register

PART III. THE DEVELOPMENT OF NATION STATES IN

HISPANIC AMERICA

THE REPUBLIC OF ARGENTINA

74. The Declaration of Independence of the Provinces of Rio de la

Plata. British and Foreign State Papers

75. Papers relative to a Secret Project for Erecting the Provinces of

South America into a Kingdom, and Placing the Prince of Lucca

on the Throne. British and Foreign State Papers

76. Darwin's Impression of Rosas. Charles Darwin

77. Address of General Rosas to the House of Representatives of Ar-

gentina. Charles S. Stewart

78. A Visit to the Battlefield of Monte Caseros. Charles S. Stewart.

79. The Public Entry of Urquiza and the Allied Armies into Buenos

Aires; and the Te Deum commemorating the Overthrow of

Rosas. Charles S. Stewart

THE REPUBLIC OF CHILE

80. Proclamation by Bernardo O'Higgins. Thomas Sutcliffe

81. Impression of Life in Valparaiso. William S. W. Ruschenberger .

82. Résumé of the Conversation between Mr. Hervey and President

Balmaceda. Maurice H. Hervey

83. The Last Letter of Ex-President Balmaceda. Papers Relating to

the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1891 . .

84. Plan of Government for Mexico, proposed by Don Augustín de

Itúrbide to His Excellency the Count de Venadito, Viceroy of

New Spain. American State Papers

85. Decree of Congress announcing the Election of Don Augustín de

Itúrbide as Constitutional Emperor of Mexico. British and

Foreign State Papers

86. Proclamation of Don Augustín de Itúrbide to the People of Mexico

on his Election as Emperor of Mexico. British and Foreign State

87. Itúrbide's Message to Congress. Niles's Weekly Register .

88. Recommendations of the Special Commission of the Mexican Con-

gress on the Abdication of Don Augustín de Itúrbide. Niles's

Weekly Register ..

89. Impressions of Life in Mexico. Madame Calderón de la Barca .

90. Aberdeen to Bankhead on the Policy of Great Britain toward

Mexico in the War against the United States. George Lockhart Rives 522

91. Amendments of 1859 to the Mexican Constitution. Papers Relat-

ing to the Foreign Relations of the United States

92. Speech of President Juárez at the Closing of the Session of Con-

gress. House Executive Documents, 37th Congress, 2d Session . . 525

93. Circular of Ocampo explaining the Reason for the Expulsion of

Pacheco, Barrio, and Clementi from Mexico. Correspondence

Relative to the Present Condition of Mexico, 1862.

94. Napoleon III to General Forey. Senate Documents, 38th Congress,

95. Decree of the Assembly of Notables establishing a Monarchy in

Mexico. Senate Documents, 38th Congress, 2d Session

96. The Offer of the Mexican Crown to Maximilian. Senate Docu-

ments, 38th Congress, 2d Session

97. Reply of the Archduke Maximilian to the Mexican Deputation.

Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States, 1865 .

98. Official Account of the Proceedings of April 10, 1864, at Miramar.

Diplomatic Correspondence of the United States, 1865.

99. Maximilian's Proclamation on Entering Mexico. Diplomatic Cor-

respondence of the United States, 1865

100. Maximilian's Address at the Inauguration of a Monument to

Morelos. House Executive Documents, 39th Congress, 1st Ses-

101. Letter of Pope Pius IX to the Emperor Maximilian. Diplomatic

Correspondence of the United States, 1865

102. The Character of Maximilian. Felix Salm-Salm

103. Opposition to American Railroads in Mexico. Papers Relating to

the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1878-1879 .

104. Impressions of the Mexican Revolution of 1911. Mrs. Edith

105. Progressive Constitutional Party's Platform. Papers Relating to

the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1911

106. The Plan of Guadalupe. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations

of the United States, 1914

107. Mexico building a New Citizenship. José de Vasconcellos

BRAZIL

108. Decree of the King of Portugal and Brazil, respecting the Removal

of the Seat of Government to Lisbon; the Appointment of the

Prince Royal to the Provisional Government at Rio de Janeiro;

and the Election in Brazil of Deputies to the Côrtes in Portugal.

British and Foreign State Papers

109. Manifesto of His Royal Highness the Constitutional Prince Re-

gent and Perpetual Defender of the Kingdom of Brazil, to the

People of that Kingdom. The Annual Register

110. Address of the General Extraordinary and Constituent Côrtes of

the Portuguese Nation to the People of Brazil, on the New Con-

stitution of the Monarchy. British and Foreign State Papers . 592

111. Proclamation of Dom Pedro I to the Inhabitants of Minas Geraes.

112. Proclamation of the Brazilian Assembly (after the Abdication of

Dom Pedro I). John Armitage

113. Impressions of Dom Pedro II and his Court. William S. W.

114. Darwin on Negro Slavery in Brazil. Charles Darwin

115. Proclamation investing Dom Pedro II with Full Power. British

and Foreign State Papers

116. Law declaring Slavery abolished in Brazil. British and Foreign

117. Speech of the Emperor of Brazil on Closing the Assembly in 1888.

British and Foreign State Papers

PART IV. INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN RELATIONS

THE PANAMA CONGRESS

118. Circular of General Bolívar proposing a Congress at Panama. In-

ternational American Conference

119. Bases for a General Confederation of America. Joseph Byrne

120. Bolívar's Memorandum on the Congress of Panama. Joseph

121. General Instructions to the Delegates of the United States at the

Congress of Panama. International American Conference . . . 618

NAVIGATION OF THE AMAZON RIVER

122. Memorial presented by Maury to the Congress of the United

States on the Free Navigation of the Amazon to All the Nations

of the World. William Lewis Herndon and Gardner Gibbon. . 635

EUROPEAN INTERVENTION IN MEXICO

123. The Convention of London. House Executive Documents, 37th

Congress, 2d Session, VIII.

THE PARAGUAYAN WAR

124. The Triple-Alliance Treaty, with Protocol. Diplomatic Corre-

spondence of the United States

RELATIONS BETWEEN MEXICO AND GUATEMALA

125. Boundary Dispute between Mexico and Guatemala. Papers Re-

lating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1883 . .

RELATIONS BETWEEN CHILE, BOLIVIA, AND PERU

126. The War of the Pacific. Arbitration between Peru and Chile

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CHILE

127. The Baltimore Incident. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations

of the United States, 1891-1892

RELATIONS BETWEEN BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA

128. The Misiones Award. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of

the United States, 1895.

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN

129. The British-Venezuelan Boundary Dispute.

INTER AMERICAN RELATIONS

130: The Platt Amendment to the Constitution of Cuba. House Docu-

ments, 57th Congress, 1st Session, II .

131. Letter from Señor Drago to Señor Merou on the Forceful Collec-

tion of Public Debts. Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations

of the United States, 1903.

132. The Award of His Majesty Edward VII, King of Great Britain

and Ireland, Emperor of India, in the Boundary Question be-

tween the Argentine Republic and Chile. Monthly Bulletin of

the International Bureau of the American Republics. .

133. The Controversy between Brazil and Bolivia over Acre. Baron

134. The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. President

Theodore Roosevelt

FORCEFUL COLLECTION OF CONTRACT DEBTS

135. The Attitude of the Hispanic American Delegations toward the

Porter Resolution in the Second Hague Conference. James

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND HISPANIC AMERICA

136. Circular on the Territorial Integrity of American States. Hunt-

137. The Resolution of the United States Senate on Efforts of a Non-

American Power to acquire Territory in the American Conti-

nents for National Purposes. Henry Cabot Lodge .

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