Las cortes de Cádiz en el pensamiento político mexicano de la primera mitad del siglo XIX: Mier, Bustamante y Alemán.

Abstract

The author seeks to highlight the relationship between the Courts of Cadiz and Mexican Political thought in the first half of the XIX century. This includes the way that the Gadian political model trascended and how it was judged by Mexican historiography during this time. In order to explain the importance of the courts and its infillence on modernity, he analyzes the work of Servando Teresa de Mier, Carlos Maria Bustamante y Lucas Alaman.