Mexico and Her Financial Questions with England, Spain and France: Report by Order of the Supreme Constitutional Government of the Mexican Republic (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Mexico and Her Financial Questions With England, Spain and France: Report by Order of the Supreme Constitutional Government of the Mexican Republic

In the year 1810 Mexico proclaimed her Independence. The war continued until 1821, when General Iturbide consummated the work commenced by the curate D. Miguel Hidalgo. England was one of the first European nations that recognized the Mexican Government, and entered into friendly and commercial relations therewith. The ports of the Gulf and those of the Pacific, were visited by a large number of British vessels; and mining speculations were undertaken on a large scale by English companies, abundantly provided with money and credit.

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