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The saga of the British loans (not resolved until the 1880s, long after Alamán’s death) is dealt with in this chapter. As minister he was much involved with negotiating the exit of Spanish armed forces from San Juan de Ulúa and the diplomatic recognition of Mexico’s independence by the British foreign minister, George Canning.
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