El pronunciamiento de julio de 1840 en la ciudad de México

Abstract

<span>Sonia Pérez Toledo estudia el pronunciamiento federalista encabezado por José Urrea, el cual se oponía al gobierno de Anastasio Bustamante, particularmente al centralismo, a la imposición de contribuciones y a la limitación de la libertad de prensa. Explica que el fracaso del ejército rebelde, formado por emigrantes pobres, se debió a la falta de apoyo en el interior del país y al temor del retorno de Santa Anna.</span>

Numeracy in Central New Spain During the Enlightenment

“…Sánchez Santiró (2004a, 2004b) based his studies of the population of the City of Mexico and its « new parochial order » on the Padrón del Arzobispo de México (1777) 12 . Pérez Toledo and Klein (2004) also rely, as other authors in Miño-Grijalva (2004), upon the Censo de Revillagigedo in their contribution to a collective book on the population of the City of Mexico in 1790. The military padrones of the Censo de Revillagigedo have been used by Grajales and López (2011) and Dobado and García-Hiernaux (2017) in their studies of heights.…”

“…Our subsample for the City of Mexico consists of the whole population of three cuarteles menores (1, 20 and 23). Pérez Toledo and Klein (2004) clearly explain why this selection of cuarteles menores is a good representation of Mexico City as a whole: the first cuartel menor (olive green) comprises the very core of the city, while the other two (twenty, bottom right in green, and twenty-three, centre left in blue) represent the outskirts, which covered well areas of the repúblicas de indios of Santiago Tlatelolco and San Juan Tenochtitlán (see Figure 3). Thus, while the first cuartel menor occupied a central location and was relatively rich, although not without a significant number of commoners among its inhabitants, the twentieth and twenty-third cuarteles menores were peripheral and comparatively poor.…”