Niceto de Zamacois (1820–1885) was a Spanish-born Mexican historian, novelist, poet and journalist. He emigrated to Mexico in 1840.
History of Mexico (1876-1882)
The California Gold Digger (1855)
A dethroned angel from heaven, religious Legend (1855)
Captain Rossi (1860)
Syrup (1861)
The beggar of San Angelo (1865)
Inheriting a barber (1879)
Zuisvivir Feeling (1864)
Poetic Entertainment (1847)
History of the Carlist War in the Basque provinces and Navarre, epic
The echoes of my lira (1849)
The mysteries of Mexico, poem written in a variety of meters (1850)
Health of the soul, prayer book written in verse and variety of meters (1851)
Mexicans themselves painted (1855)
Mexico and its surroundings (1855-1856)
Testament "The Pythagorean Gallo", satirical, humorous, critical, mocking and laughing, written warning to rogues and honest rejoicing (1855)
Almanac comic, critical, satirical and burlesque, for all ages, men and countries (1856)
The Yankees in Monterrey, comic sketch in one act and in verse (1846), premiered at the Teatro Santa Anna in July 1846).
The undersigned, operetta in one act, in prose and verse (1859)
Inheriting a barber, an act comic sketch (1859), represented in Madrid in Zarzuelaa Theatre on 20 June 1859.
The two mothers-comedy in one act (1860)
The mayor, operetta in one act (1861), with music by JE Domec.
The musician and poet, one-act operetta, prose and verse (1861), with music by F. Caballero.
The Last Days of Pompeii by Edward Bulwer Lytton (The Last Days of Pompeii, 1871)
