Bodleian Libraries users now have access to Mexico in History: Colonialism to Revolution from AM (Adam Matthew).

Mexico in History comprises primary sources covering a broad range of Mexican history circa 1500–1929, from Spanish contact with Indigenous communities, through colonial rule, Independence, and the National and Reforma periods, and the onset of the Revolution. Students and researchers can explore hundreds of years of Mexico’s history through social, religious, and political change. The archival materials are predominantly in Spanish as well as including Indigenous languages, with translated metadata. The collection is drawn from The Bancroft Library’s Latina Americana Collection and includes rare manuscripts and visual materials.