The diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico, as affected by the struggle for religious liberty in Mexico, 1925-1929
Subtitle: a dissertation ...
By: by Sister M. Elizabeth Ann Rice, O.P., M.A. of the Sisters of Saint Dominic, Congregation of the Most Holy Rosary, Adrian, Michigan
Series: HeinOnline foreign relations of the US; HeinOnline religion and the law; HeinOnline
Publisher: Catholic University of America Press
Published: 1959
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
Subjects: Foreign relations; Church and state; Église et État; Relations extérieures; Diplomatic relations
Notes: Ph. D. Catholic University of America 1959

Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-210).

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Table of contents: title: Preface -- -- I.; title: Introductory survey -- -- II.; title: Recognition of Orregón -- -- III.; title: A failure in diplomacy -- -- IV.; title: Repercussions of the Calles era -- -- V.; title: Unofficial mediation by a personal diplomat -- -- VI.; title: Morrow and the Modus Vivendi -- -- VII.; title: Conclusions -- -- Appendix.; title: Summary -- -- Appendix A.; title: Vatican-Mexican correspondence, September-October, 1924 -- -- Appendix B.; title: Burke-Calles correspondence, March-April, 1928 -- -- Appendix C.; title: Telegram from the Reverend Edmund Walsh, S.J., to the Vatican, June 15, 1929 -- -- Appendix D.; title: Gil-Ruiz exchange of statements, June 1929 --; title: Bibliography --; title: Index.