Abad y Queipo, Coleccion de los escritos mas importantes (Mexico, 1813)

A volume printed in Mexico City in the middle of a civil war, collecting what a bishop-elect of Michoacan had written to the government since 1799. It asks the king to abolish tribute on Indians and castes, to strike the legal infamy of the castes, and to divide crown and community land among them - and argues that the protective privileges of the Indians had become the instrument of their harm. Its title page says it is published against the insurgents.