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CONTENTS.
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| SECTION III. | |
| Whether the large Capitals which have been remitted to Mexico, and invested in the Mines by British Subjects and on British Account, are likely to be productive of adequate Returns to the Adventurers; and within what period it may reasonably be expected that these Returns will become sufficiently considerable to make the general Produce of the Country again equal, or ultimately exceed, the Annual Average Amount derived from the Mines before 1810 | 98 |
| SECTION IV. | |
| Some general Observations upon Mexico as a Mining Country; with an Inquiry as to the Probability of her being enabled by her Mineral Treasures |to multiply her Commercial Relations with Europe, and to acquit the Interest of whatever Loans she may have contracted there | 143 |
| Additional Remarks | 165 |
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| BOOK V. | |
| PERSONAL NARRATIVE. | |
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| SECTION I. | |
| First Visit to Mexico in 1823. Journey from Vera Cruz to the Capital | 171 |
| SECTION II. | |
| Residence in the Capital; and Return to the Coast | 219 |
| SECTION III. | |
| Second Visit to Mexico in 1825. State of La Puebla. Description of Huehuetoca and Tezcuco. Route to Cuautla Amilpas | 256 |
