CIRCULO DE ITURBIDE         THE ITURBIDE CIRCLE

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Imperial House of Iturbide

• The Imperial House of Mexico: The House of Iturbide, by Charles Mikos de Tarrodhaza, Teodoro Amerlinck y Zirion, and David Williamson.
  
• Descendents of Emperor Agustin I, by David Williamson (1991).
  
• Genealogical information about Emperor Agustin I. From Ramon Iturbide Guerra.
  
• Genealogical information about Nicolás Fernández de Piérola Villen, a descendant of Emperor Agustin I. From Rodrigo de Piérola.
  
• Mexican Flag established in 1821 by Emperor Agustin I.
  
• Medals, Coins and Banknotes of the Iturbide Empire.
  

  Emperor Agustin Iturbide

• Agustin de Iturbide y Los Mexicanos, par Martin Borboa Gómez (2001). In Spanish.
  
• The Plan of Iguala was Iturbide's scheme for Mexican Independence.
  
• The Treaty of Cordova recognized Mexico's independence from Spain.
  
• Annulment of Treaty of Cordova by the Spanish Cortes.
  
• Iturbide's Proclamation calling for public peace.
  
• Iturbide's Exile Decree issued by the Mexican Congress.
  
• Annulment of the Plan of Iguala and Treaty of Cordova by the Mexican Congress.
  

  Empress Ana Marie Huarte de Iturbide

• This painting shows Empress Iturbide in her coronation robes.
  
• The diary of U.S. President Polk gives an account of his interview with the Empress in 1848.
  
• An obituary of Empress Iturbide was published in The Philadelphia Bulletin on March 25, 1861.
  
• Don Teodoro Amerlinck y Zirion raises some questions about the tomb of the Empress in a 1974 article. In Spanish.
  
• The Empress last lived in this house in Philadelphia.
  
• Empress in the Churchyard is a January 7, 1999 article from The Philadelphia Inquirer about the the ex-Empress.
  

  Iturbide's Place in Mexican History

• Simbolos y Valores Mexicanos, par Martin Borboa Gómez (2001). In Spanish.
  
• The Atlantic Monthly magazine wrote, in 1860, a very interesting review of Mexico's political history, highlighting the unrelenting chaos of its republican period following the abdication of Iturbide.
  

  Iturbide Research Inquiries

• Don Felipe Andres Maria Guadalupe Iturbide. Scholar seeks information regarding the decendants for Mexican Prince, Don Felipe, son of Emperor Agustin Iturbide.
  
• Iturbides at School. Professor at Valparaiso University needs information about the schooling of the children of Emperor Iturbide for a forthcoming book.
  
• Iturbide Land Grants. Doctoral candidate from Paris seeks information regarding Iturbide land grants in California and Arizona.
  
• Trade with Caribbean. Doctoral candidate in Mexico City seeks information regarding trade between Mexican Empire and the Caribbean in 1822.
  
• Army of Iturbide. Researcher in England seeks information on the uniforms of the Mexican army during the reign of Iturbide.
  

  Mexican Links

• Maximilian of Mexico. The story of Mexico's second Emperor is as tragic as that of her first.
• President of Mexico. The official website of the Republic of Mexico's President.
• Mexico On-Line. This site has many good Mexican history links.
  

  Monarchist Links

• Almanach de Bruxelles. Offers information about present and former Sovereign Families of non-European countries.
• The Imperial House of Brazil. The last monarchy in Latin America.
• The Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia. A monarchy established by the Mapuche Indians in South America.

Para información en español se puede dirigir a el Círculo de Iturbide en México.
Circulo_de_Iturbide@yahoo.com.mx

For further information in English, please contact the Iturbide Circle in the USA.
iturbide_circle@yahoo.com

Established October 28, 1998
Relaunched January 3, 2000
Last update January 28, 2004