A History of Peru
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Most fa- mous among them was a Chilean named Camilo Enri- EVE OF THE REVOLUTION 223 quez, who had become a monk of the brotherhood of Buena Muerte at Lima. He was accused before the inquisition in 1809 and fled to his own country, where he began to write in praise of freedom in a periodical which he called the "Aurora de Chile. " The nobility and even the ladies of Lima caught the infecti^qn_oi„liber_aLJjieas. The secret club of the most ardent conspirators was held in the house of the Countess... of Gisla. The ladies of Lima promoted the cause of liberty by their enthusiasm and their sympathy. Their singular walkings costume, called the ^^saya y vianto" gave them a mysterious impunity, and was a most usefulagent of plots for the advancement of t he li &eraj_j:ause. It was the influence of ladies which enlisted the goodwill of many officers in the royararmy.
The first sufferers in the cause were two harmless visionaries. Their story seems worthy of preservation.
Manuel Ubalde was a lawyer who practised before the Royal Audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most fa- mous among them was a Chilean named Camilo Enri- EVE OF THE REVOLUTION 223 quez, who had become a monk of the brotherhood of Buena Muerte at Lima. He was accused before the inquisition in 1809 and fled to his own country, where he began to write in praise of freedom in a periodical which he called the "Aurora de Chile. " The nobility and even the ladies of Lima caught the infecti^qn_oi„liber_aLJjieas. The secret club of the most ardent conspirators was held in the house of the Countess... of Gisla. The ladies of Lima promoted the cause of liberty by their enthusiasm and their sympathy. Their singular walkings costume, called the ^^saya y vianto" gave them a mysterious impunity, and was a most usefulagent of plots for the advancement of t he li &eraj_j:ause. It was the influence of ladies which enlisted the goodwill of many officers in the royararmy.
The first sufferers in the cause were two harmless visionaries. Their story seems worthy of preservation.
Manuel Ubalde was a lawyer who practised before the Royal Audience.
What to read after A History of Peru?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Markham, Clements R. (Clements Robert), Sir, 1830-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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