Noticias Bio-Bibliograficas De Alumnos Distinguidos Del Colegio De San Pedro, San Pablo Y San Ildelfonso De Mexico(Hoy Escuela N. Preparatoria), Volume 19, by Félix Osores Y Sotomayor, offers a detailed biographical and bibliographical account of distinguished alumni from the Colegio de San Pedro, San Pablo y San Ildelfonso in Mexico, now known as the Escuela Nacional Preparatoria. This historical work provides valuable insights into the lives and contributions of notable figures who attended this prestigious institution. The book serves as a significant resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the educational and intellectual history of Mexico. Osores Y Sotomayor meticulously chronicles the achievements and legacies of these alumni, preserving their stories for future generations. This volume is an important addition to the historical literature of Mexico, shedding light on the individuals who shaped its cultural and intellectual landscape.

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