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This article describes the defensive reaction that existed on the Pacific coasts of New Spain because of the threat posed to the viceroyalty by the English expedition led by George Anson during the first half of eighteenth century. This showed how unprotected the Spanish colonial shores were and the short term measures implemented, such as the use of local coastal forces and resources, and revealed the need for better defense structures of the shores of New Spain facing the South Seas.

Defensa del Pacífico novohispano ante la presencia de George Anson