Abstract
MEXICO’S history falls into three epochs. She was annexed to the Spanish Crown by conquest in 1521, and for three centuries was governed by Spain through 62 Viceroys, from Antonio de Mendoza (1535-1550) to Juan O’Donojú (1821-1822). From 1822 to 1911 was the second epoch, covering nearly a century of national existence and abounding in movements and events shaping the national life. After three quarters of a century marked by stormy events (see STATESMAN’S YEAR-BOOK, 1928, p. 1099) the country settled down in 1876 to a long and quiet régime under the presidency of General Don Porfirio Diaz (died July 2, 1915), who ruled the country with the exception of four years (1880-4, General Manuel Gonzalez) until May 25, 1911, when he presented his resignation to Congress. Then began the third or revolutionary epoch, commencing with coups d’état and civil war and culminating in bold social and economic experiments.
Access this chapter
Tax calculation will be finalised at checkout
Purchases are for personal use only
Preview
Unable to display preview. Download preview PDF.
Books of Reference
Mexico: 1. Official Publications.
Annuario Bibliográfico Mexieano. 1931 and 1932. (Lists official and unofficial works on Mexico.) Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mexico City.
Memoria del Secretano del despacho de Fomento, &c. Annual. Mexico.
La Reforme Agraria en Mexico. Mexico City, 1937.
Mexico en Cifras; series of official maps and statistical diagrams, Mexico City, 1937.
Mexico: Its Social Evolution. By various writers. 3 vols. Mexico, 1900-04.
Division Territorial de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos (deals with each State). Mexico. 1913.
Atlas Estadistico. Mexico City, 1937.
Publications of the National Bureau of Statistics. Mexico City.
2. Non-Official Publications.
Anales de Económica, Finanzas, Industria y Comercio. Publicados por la Cámara. Nacional de Comercio de la Ciudad de México. Mexico City, 1920.
Araquistain (L.), La Revolucion Mejicana: sus origines, sus nombres, su obra. An enthusiastic account by a leading Spanish-American political writer. Madrid, 1929.
Bancroft (H. H.), A History of Mexico. New York, 1915.
Beats (Carleton), Historic Background of Mexico. New York, 1927.
— Mexico: an Interpretation. New York, 1923.—Mexican Maze. London, 1932.—Porfirio Diaz. London, 1933.
Bosques (Gilberto), The National Revolutionary Party of Mexico and The Six-Year Plan. Mexico City, 1937.
Calcott (W. H.), Church and State in Mexio, 1822-57. Durham (North Carolina), 1926, and London, 1928.—Liberalism in Mexico, 1857-1929. London, 1931.
Camargo (G. B.) and Grubb (K. G.), Religion in the Bepublic of Mexico. London, 1935.
Carreño (A. M.), Compendio de la Historia de la Real Hacienda de Nueva Espana, escrito en el año de 1794, por D. Joaquini Maniau. (Sociedad Mexicana de Geografiá y fistadistica.) Mexico, 1914.
Chase (Stuart), Mexico. New York, 1931.
Chase (Stuart) and Tyler (Marian), A Study of Two Americas. London and New York, 1935.
Clark (Marjorie), Organized Labor in Mexico. Chapel Hill (North Carolina), 1934.
Denis (V.), Mexique. Paris, 1935.
Enriquez (R. de Zayas), Los Estados Unidos Mexicanos, 1877-97. New York, 1899.
Gruening (E ), Mexico and Its Heritage. New York, 1928.
Hasbrouck (Louise S.), Mexico from Cortes to Carranza. New York, 1918.
Hernandez (J. E.), Colección de Documento« para la Historia de la Guerra de Independencia de Mexico de 1808 a 1821. 6 vols. Mexico, 1877-1882.
Herring (H. C.), and Terrill (K.) Editors. The Genius of Mexico, Lectures delivered in Mexico City, 1930, under auspices-of Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin-America. New York, 1931.
—Renascent Mexico. New York, 1935
Ingersoll (R. McA.). In and under Mexico. London, 1924.
Jones (C. K.), Bibliography of the Mexican Revolution. Washington, 1920.
Kelemen (Pa’l), Mexico’s Cultural History. London, 1937.
Lloyd-Jones (Chester), Mexico and its Reconstruction. London, 1922.
Loyo (G.), La Politica Demografica de Mexico. Mexico City 1935.
McBride (G. M.), The Land Systems of Mexico. New York, 1923
McCaleb (W. F.), Present and Past Banking in Mexico. New York, 1920.
— The Public Finance of Mexico. New York, 1922.
McCullagh (F.), Red Mexico. New York, 1929.
Martin (P. F.), Mexico of the Twentieth Centur. 2 vols. London, 7 907.—Mexico’s Treasure House. London. 1906.—Maximilian in Mexico [1861-1867], London, 1914.
Merritt-Hawkes (O. A.), High up in Mexico. London, 1936.
Miller (Max), Mexico Around Me. New York, 1937.
Moats (Leone B.), Thunder in their Veins: A memoir of Mexico. London, 1933.
Parsons (S. J. Wilfred), Mexican Martyrdom (Discussion of the conflict between Church and State). New York and London, 1937.
Pimentel (F.), Obras Completas [on Peoples, Languages, Literature, &c of Mexico.] 5 vols. Mexico, 1903-04.
Prescott (W. H.), History of the Conquest of Mexico. London. (Many editions.)
Priestley (H. J.), The Mexican Nation: a history. New York, 1923.
Ramos (Roberto), Bibliografìa de la Revolucion Mexicana. Mexico, 1931.
Sapper (K.), Mexico: Land, Volk und Wirtschaft. Vienna, 1928.
Schnitzler (H.), The Republic of Mexico: its Agriculture, Commerce, and Industries. London, 1926.
Scully (Michael and Virginia), Motorists’ Guide to Mexico (The Official Guidebook to Mexico). Dallas, Texas, 1933.
Shattuck (G. C.), and others. Peninsula of Yucatan: medical, biological and sociological studies. (Carnegie Institution.) Washington. D. C., 1933.
Simpson (Eyler N.), The Ejido: Mexico’s Way Out. London, 1937.
Sorre (M.), Mexique et Amérique Centrale. Vol. XIV. of the Geographic Universelle. Paris, 1928.
Soto (J. 8.), Nuevos Aspectos de la Ideologia Mexicana. Mexico City, 1930.
Tannenbaum (F.), The Mexican Agrarian Revolution. (Published by the Institute of Economics.) New York, 1929.
— Peace by Revolution. (Columbia University.) New York, 1933.
Thompson (J. Erie), Mexico before Cortez. London, 1933.
Torrente (M.), Historia de la Independencia de Mexico. Madrid, 1919.
Turlington (E.), Mexico and her Foreign Creditors. New York, 1930.
Vasconcelos (J.) and Gamio (M.), Aspects of Mexican Civilisation. Chicago, 1926.
Winter (N. O.), Mexico and her People, Boston, 1923.
Editor information
Copyright information
© 1938 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited
About this chapter
Cite this chapter
Epstein, M. (1938). Mexico.. In: Epstein, M. (eds) The Statesman’s Year-Book. The Statesman’s Yearbook. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230270671_53
Download citation
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230270671_53
Publisher Name: Palgrave Macmillan, London
Online ISBN: 978-0-230-27067-1
eBook Packages: Palgrave Political & Intern. Studies CollectionPolitical Science and International Studies (R0)