Maximilian and Carlotta in the Mexican Empire's Fall
Chronology of the Second Mexican Empire from 1860 to 1867 shows Maximilian's reign as emperor backed by France, then US pressure, Juarez reforms, and the eventual French withdrawal. Carlotta's departure to Europe and descent into insanity precede Maximilian's capture and execution, ending the empire.
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Maximilian
Carlotta
Benito Paolo Juarez
Mexico
Miramar
Trieste
France
Great Britain
Spain
Mexico City
Juarez
Napoleon III
United States
Europe
Napoleon
Pope
Bouchout
Brabant
Belgium
Napoleon II
Benito Pablo Juarez
Miramont
England
Canada
Louisiana
Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph
Archduke Francis Charles of
Austria
Francis Joseph I
Marie Charlotte Amelie
Leopold I
Germany
Italy
Francis Joseph
Republic
Justitia Regnorum Fundamentum
Philip H. Sheridan
Queretaro
Bonaparte
Pius IX
Vatican
Archduke Maximilian of
Paron Goffinet
Archduke Maxwillan
Leopold II
Coat dresses usher in a new season style
The coat dress era arrives with easy wear and architectural lines suitable for street use. Fashion authorities praise its self-contained form, side hook, and subtle trimming, while notes on corsetry and personal expression explain how modern figures can best wear the look.
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New York Times
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