La lógica de los hechos : o, sean observaciones sobre las circunstancias de los mexicanos en Texas desde el año 1877 hasta 1889. Unpublished manuscript, Tomo I, Corpus Christi, ca. 1890.

La lógica de los hechos : o, sean observaciones sobre las circunstancias de los mexicanos en Texas desde el año 1877 hasta 1889. Tomo I, Corpus Christi, ca. 1890.

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Author / Creator:Garza, Catarino, 1859-1895.
Description:1 v. Bound holograph manuscript.
Language:Spanish
Subject:
Garza, Catarino, -- 1859-1895.
Botello, Gabriel.
Duclós Salinas, Adolfo.
Erresures, Francisco.
Garza Galán, José María.
Mariscal, Ignacio, -- 1829-1910.
Obregón, León A.
Garza, Catarino, -- 1859-1895.
Mariscal, Ignacio, -- 1829-1910.
Sociedad de Hidalgo (Laredo, Tex.)
Sociedad Juárez (Laredo, Tex.)
Sociedad Mutualista Unión Mexicana (Corpus Christi, Tex.)
Mexican Americans -- Texas -- Social conditions.
Mexican American newspapers -- United States.
Friendly societies -- Texas.
Fraternal organizations.
Mexican American newspapers.
Mexican Americans -- Social conditions.
Mexico -- History -- 1867-1910.
Brownsville (Tex.) -- History -- Sources.
Corpus Christi (Tex.) -- History -- Sources.
Eagle Pass (Tex.) -- History -- Sources.
Saint Louis (Mo.) -- History -- Sources.
Mexico City (Mexico) -- History -- Sources.
Mexico.
Mexico -- Mexico City.
Missouri -- Saint Louis.
Texas.
Texas -- Brownsville.
Texas -- Corpus Christi.
Texas -- Eagle Pass.
United States.
History.
Sources.
Format: Microform Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5607326
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Notes:Microfilm: Austin, Tx : University of Texas at Austin, Special Collections Libraries, 2003.
Journalist, organizer, and revolutionary who published Spanish language newspapers in the U.S., founded mutual aid societies, and led an unsuccessful revolt along the Texas Mexican border. Full name, Catarino Erasmo Garza Rodríguez. Born November 25, 1859, near Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico; moved to Brownsville, Texas in 1877. Helped found sociedades mutualistas (social organizations for mutual aid) in several South Texas communities; published Spanish language newspapers in Brownsville, Eagle Pass, and Corpus Christi; led a group of rebels known as Pronunciados in armed struggle in Northern Mexico and South Texas, 1890-1893. Fled to Costa Rica, where he became involved with Colombian revolutionaries; was killed in Boca del Toro, Panama, Colombia, in 1895.
Summary:Unfinished manuscript: an account, in journal form, of the author's activities in Texas, Missouri, and Mexico from the year 1877 until May 4, 1888. Describes social and political life along the Texas-Mexico border, criticizes the regime of Porfirio Díaz in Mexico and the prejudice and ill-treatment suffered by Mexicans and Mexican Americans in the U.S. Quotes at length from his newspaper articles and speeches; includes copies of correspondence with Mexican officials and others. Persons associated with Garza during this period or discussed at length in the manuscript include Gabriel Botello, Adolfo Duclós Salinas, Francisco Erresures, José María Garza Galán, Ignacio Mariscal, and León A. Obregón.
Cite as:Catarino Garza. La Lógica de los Hechos, ca. 1890. Benson Latin American Collection, General Libraries, University of Texas at Austin.
Cumulative Index / Finding Aids Note:Chapter summaries in English; item level control.

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