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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 11 December 2015
1 In August 1973 the Archivo General was relocated from the Palacio Nacional on the Zócalo to the Antiguo Palacio de Comunicaciones, Tacuba 8, quite near the Palacio de Bellas Artes. To date only a portion of the documents have been moved, however. For information on the AGN, see Greenleaf, Richard E. and Meyer, Michael C., comps. and eds., Research in Mexican History. Topics, Methodology Sources, and a Practical Guide To Field Research (Lincoln, 1973), pp. 73–75.Google Scholar
2 See Greenleaf, Richard E., “Mexican Inquisition Materials in Spanish Archives,” The Americas, Vol. 20 (1964), pp. 416–420.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
3 The author plans to publish a study of “The Inquisitor’s Fraternity—La Cofradía del San Pedro Martir 1651–1820” in the near future.
4 Recent visits to the new Archive location at Tacuba 8, México 2, D.F. seem to indicate that this will be a lengthy process and that the Archivo Provisional may not be available to investigators on a regular basis.
