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- 1 2 Francesco Saverio Clavigero (1844). Historia antigua de México y de su conquista: sacada de los mejores historiadores españoles y de los manuscritos y pinturas antiguas de los indios : dividida en diez libros, adornada con mapas y estampas, e ilustrada con disertaciones sobre la tierra, los animales y los habitantes de México, Volumen 2. Lara.
Hiciéronse célebres en estas entradas algunas mugeres españolas que acompañaron voluntariamente á sus maridos, y que con los continuos males que sufrían, y con los ejemplos de valor que tenían siempre á la vista, habían llegado a ser buenos soldados. Hacían la guardia, marchaban con sus maridos, armadas de corazas de algodón, espada y rodela, y se arrojaban intrépidamente á los enemigos, aumentando, no obstante su sexo, el número de los sitiadores. [...] Estas mugeres se llamaban Maria de Estrada, Beatriz Bermúdez de Velasco, Juana Martín, Isabel Rodríguez y Beatriz Palacios.
- ↑ Óscar Flores Torres (2003). Historiadores de México Siglo XIX. Linterna Mágica. ISBN 978-96-824669-8-4.