A Mexican law Suit. An Address Delivered Before the Department of Jurisprudence of the American Social Science Association, at Saratoga, September 5,

In this impassioned and well-reasoned address, Romero presents a forceful case in defense of Mexican sovereignty and the rights of its citizens in a complex legal dispute. Drawing on his experience as a diplomat and legal expert, he argues persuasively that the rule of law must be respected and upheld, even in the face of powerful and opposing interests.

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