Digitized/Digital Books
Matanzas Province
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This collection of digitized books or essays on Cuba focuses on the Matanzas Province.
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Matanzas Province
Estadística de los voluntarios existentes en 31 de julio de 1869, en Matanzas, Cabezas, Ceiba-Mocha, Corral-Nuevo, Canasi, Guanabana, Sabanilla del Encomendador, Bolondron, Union de Reyes y Madruga
by
Benito Gonzalez del Tanago
SERIES: Latin American pamphlet digital project at Harvard University
REPOSITORY: Widener Library, Master Microforms, Harvard University
Memorias de un Matancero :
Apuntes para la historia de la isla de Cuba…
by
Pedro Antonio Alfonso
(1854 – Published by Marsal y Ca., Matanzas)
Available and downloadable on Internet Archive
Matanzas Province
La Población de la Nueva Bermeja
An article from the Memorias de la Sociedad Patriotica de la Habana, Tomo XIV, 1842, the founding of Nueva Bermeja, Matanzas. It is now Colon.
Our thanks to Mariela Fernandez, CGC President, for donating it to the club from her personal collection.
Matanzas Province
PREMIUM CONTENT
Apuntes Históricos de Matanzas
Cuaderno de Historia Matancera X
por
Jose Mauricio Quintero
Imprenta El Ferro-Carril (1881)
Our thanks to Mariela Fernandez, CGC President, for donating it to the club from her personal collection.
Matanzas Province
PREMIUM CONTENT
Enrique Llurias
Cuaderno de Historia Matancera XI
por
Jose Rivero Muñiz
(1964)
Our thanks to Mariela Fernandez, CGC President, for donating it to the club from her personal collection.