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The Advancement of Mexican Historical Studies: An Assessment of the Archivo Histórico del Tribunal Superior del Distrito Y Territorios Federales and the Archivo Seis de Enero de 1915 of the Comisión Nacional Agraria.*
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 December 2015
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- Copyright © Academy of American Franciscan History 1980
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The author wishes to gratefully acknowledge the grants provided by the University of Houston Faculty Research Committee in 1977 and 1979 which made this investigation and report possible.
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1 A survey of the court archive register indicated an average of one visit, usually of short duration, by foreign scholars per year during the last six years. During twenty months of research in the Archivo Agrario during the last five years only three non-Mexican scholars were encountered. The number of Mexican scholars in these archives, while somewhat larger, was almost entirely confined to graduate students and was also minimal.
2 When known, the number of legajos in a given ramo is indicated after its title heading. Since the classification of fojas sueltas is still underway, the numbers of legajos given here are subject to considerable change.
3 Anenecuilco, Expediente 25:2961 (724.10), Nine Legajos, Ejidal, Archivo Seis de Enero de 1915 (Hereafter cited as Archivo Agrario), Comisión Nacional Agraria, Mexico City.
4 Ayala, Expediente 23:2960 (724.10), Ten Legajos, Ejidal, Archivo Agrario, Comisión Nacional Agraria, Mexico City.