On 11 December 1822, William Bullock traveled to Mexico. One of the first British travelers to visit Mexico after it declared independence from Spain, Bullock returned from a six-month journey to the fledgling nation and immediately applied his considerable talents to representing and promoting Mexico to the British populace. Image: The Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, c. 1815. This image is in the public domain in the United States because its copyright has expired.

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Robert David Aguirre, “Mexico, Independence, and Trans-Atlantic Exchange, 1822-24″