Teocracia

Autobiography De Benito Juarez In 21 of March of 1806 I was born in the town of San Pablo Guelatao of the jurisdiction of Santo Tomás Ixtlán in the State from Oaxaca. I had the misfortune of not tohave met my parents Marcelino Juárez and Brígida Garci'a, Indians of the primitive race of the country, because as soon as I had three years when they died, having been with my brothers Maria Josefaand Rosa to the care of our grandparents to pater Pedro Juárez and Justa to us Lopez, Indians also of the Zapoteca nation. My sister Maria Longinos, girl new born then my mother died when giving it tolight, was in charge of my maternal aunt Cecilia Garci'a. To the few years my grandparents died, my sister Maria Josefa married with Tiburcio Lopez of the town of Santa Maria Yahuiche, my Pink sistermarried with Jose Jiménez of the town of Ixtlán and I was I lower the trusteeship of my uncle Bernardino Juárez, because of my other uncles: Bonifacio Juárez was already dead, Mariano Juárez livedseparately with its family and Pablo Juárez was still minor. As my parents did not leave any patrimony me and my uncle lived on his personal work, as soon as I had reason use I dedicated myself to wheremy tender age allowed it to me, to the workings of the field. In some vacated short whiles my uncle taught to me to read, he showed useful and the advisable thing to me that he was to know theCastilian language and like then extremely difficult era for poor people, and very especially it indigenous class to adopt another scientific race that was not the ecclesiastic, indicated its desires to methat I studied to order to me. These indications and the examples that appeared me in some of my countrymen who knew to read, to write and to speak the Castilian language and of which they exerted thesacerdotal ministry, woke up in me a vehement desire to learn, in terms of which when to my it called me uncle to take my lesson me, I myself it took the discipline to him so that it punished to me...