Benito Juarez, circa 1860
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Cropped, sized, and prepared for use here by John Osborne, Dickinson College, September 5, 2008.
Depicted ContentPresident Benito Juarez returns to Mexico City and the restoration of republican rule.
Depicted ContentAt Miramar Castle in Trieste, Austria, Archduke Maximilian officially accepts the imperial throne of Mexico
Depicted ContentFrench troops enter the Mexican capital after an eighteen month campaign
Depicted ContentPresident Benito Juarez adjourns the Mexican Congress and abandons Mexico City to the French
Depicted ContentThe Mexican city of Puebla surrenders to the French after a sixty-two day siege
Depicted ContentThe United States recognizes the Liberal government of Benito Juarez in Mexico
Depicted ContentLiberal leader Benito Juárez returns to Mexico from exile in the US and the Caribbean
Depicted ContentThe governor of Guanajuato recognizes Benito Juárez as the legitimate constitutional president of Mexico
Depicted ContentMexican president Ignacio Comonfort resigns and flees Mexico City
Depicted ContentMexican moderates revolt against the liberal government and jail Benito Juárez
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engraving
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Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
Original caption
Jaurez, President of Mexico
Source citation
Brady-Handy Photograph Collection, Library of Congress
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