“Regnícolas” versus “provincialistas”. A new approach to Cadix, with special reference to Nueva España
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i6.66Keywords:
spanish constitution of 1812, cadixAbstract
This article tries to show the discussion between “provincialistas” and “regnícolas” in the first Mexican Constitutionalism. As it will be exposed, the opposition between these two points of view was partially founded in the ambiguity of some institutions of the Constitution of Cadix (1812), which tried to be a transaction with the Old Regime.
Submission date: 25/03/2005
Acceptance date: 11/05/2005
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