Le Trafic International Par Le Mexique, written by Alfredo AragÃ3n, examines the intricacies of international trade through Mexico in the 19th century. This historical work provides a detailed look at the economic and social factors influencing commerce, with a particular focus on the challenges and opportunities presented by the unique geographical and political landscape of Mexico. AragÃ3n delves into the strategies employed by traders, the goods that were most frequently trafficked, and the impact of these activities on the Mexican economy. A valuable resource for historians and economists, this book offers insights into a crucial period of Mexican economic history and its role in global trade networks.

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