- Club and
Other Episodes of
Porfirian Mexico. Lincoln:
University of
Nebraska Press 1987. Beezley,
William H. "The
Porfirian Smart Set Anti****tes Thornstein...
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influential científico was
Secretary of
Finance José Yves Limantour. The
Porfirian regime was
influenced by positivism. They
rejected theology and idealism...
- The city of
Chihuahua or
Chihuahua City (Spanish:
Ciudad de
Chihuahua [sjuˈða(ð) ðe tʃiˈwawa]; Lipan: Ją’éłąyá) is the
state capital of the
Mexican state...
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underground political newspapers spread the new
ironic slogan for the
Porfirian Times,
based on the
slogan "Sufragio Efectivo, No Reelección" (Effective...
- Culiacán,
officially Culiacán Rosales, is a city in
northwestern Mexico, the
capital and
largest city of both Culiacán Muni****lity and the
state of Sinaloa...
- 1892–1895
National Porfirian Circle Vicente V.
Escalante 1895–1898
National Porfirian Circle Vicente V.
Escalante 1898–1899
National Porfirian Circle Vicente...
- Ocasio-Meléndez,
Marcial (1984). "Organizing the
Memory of
Modern Mexico:
Porfirian Historiography in Perspective, the 1880s–1980s".
Hispanic American Historical...
- The
Quinta Gameros is a
Porfirian-era
mansion located in Chihuahua, Mexico. The building,
designed in a
French style, is
testimony to an era when France...
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president Porfirio Díaz and "was
intended as the
unequaled monument to
Porfirian glory." The
building would hold the
congressional chambers of the deputies...
- Coa****la street. The
colonia was
originally planned as an upper-class
Porfirian neighborhood in the
early twentieth century. By the 1940s, it had become...
