La expulsión de los españoles en Puebla y el perfil de los exceptuados, 1827-1828
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.2003.i228.443Keywords:
Mexico, Puebla, expulsion of spaniards, spaniards exempted, demographic profileAbstract
In 1827, Mexico began a process that lead, the following year, to the first expulsion of Spaniards. This article studies the particular case which took place in the state of Puebla. It examines a specific group Spaniards who were exempted from the expulsion, which encompasses some 163 persons who, through the details stated by them in their sworn declarations -recorded in documents not explored until now-, offered a profile which, in spite of variations, was similar to the general profile of Spaniards who preceded them.
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