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ere planned. Itwas, however, too late. The revolution was on its headlong way, and Apo-daca gave place to a successor who recognized the cry of independence, andopened the capitals gates to Iturbide in September, 1821. At this junc-ture the royal standard was nowhere to be seen in Mexico but at… … AUGUSTIN DE ITURnTDE.* into monarchists and republicans. Congress and Iturbide fell into oppo-sition on the question of supporting an army in the City of Mexico, whenDavila, a leading monarchist, tried to force Iturbide into a counter-revo-lution. Iturbide, however, chose rather to await his time,…
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