The Emancipation of South America Being a Condensed Translatio N By William Pil
The Emancipation of South America Being a Condensed Translatio N By William Pil
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" Two-thirds of the population were white, residing mostly in the towns and cities, hence the revolution took here a civic form, and was greatly hampered by local jealousies and by divergencies of opinion among the leaders.
The first revolutionary movement occurred at Cartagena, >^ where the people, headed by their Cabildo, demanded a Junta. With the intervention of an agent of the Regency of Cadiz, then in the city, a Junta of three was appointed, of whom the actual governor was one ; but as h...e openly showed his dissatisfaction with this arrangement, he was banished to Havana on the i ith June, 18 10.
To the east of the most easterly range of the Cordillera lie the wide plains of Casanare ; here two youths raised the standard of insurrection. They were joined by some small groups of the country people, which were dispersed 314 THE EMANCIPATION OF SOUTH AMERICA.
by troops sent against them by the Viceroy. The leaders were put to death, and their heads were sent to the capital.
On the 4th July a Junta was set up by the Cabildo of Pamplona.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Two-thirds of the population were white, residing mostly in the towns and cities, hence the revolution took here a civic form, and was greatly hampered by local jealousies and by divergencies of opinion among the leaders.
The first revolutionary movement occurred at Cartagena, >^ where the people, headed by their Cabildo, demanded a Junta. With the intervention of an agent of the Regency of Cadiz, then in the city, a Junta of three was appointed, of whom the actual governor was one ; but as h...e openly showed his dissatisfaction with this arrangement, he was banished to Havana on the i ith June, 18 10.
To the east of the most easterly range of the Cordillera lie the wide plains of Casanare ; here two youths raised the standard of insurrection. They were joined by some small groups of the country people, which were dispersed 314 THE EMANCIPATION OF SOUTH AMERICA.
by troops sent against them by the Viceroy. The leaders were put to death, and their heads were sent to the capital.
On the 4th July a Junta was set up by the Cabildo of Pamplona.
What to read after The Emancipation of South America Being a Condensed Translatio N By William Pil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartolom Mitre to read onlineMoreLess
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