La primera traza de la Ciudad de Mexico 1521-1535

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Este cuaderno reúne dos de los artículos que Guillermo Prieto escribió para los Apuntes sobre la guerra con los Estados Unidos y con una crónica acerca de cómo se portaron heroicamente los "pelados" de la ciudad durante la invasión estadunidense en 1847, la cual culminó, en su aspecto militar, con la toma de la Ciudad de México por las tropas que comandaba el general Winfield Scott.

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