Bicentennial, people and representativeness

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  • Héctor Grenni Universidad Don Bosco

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https://doi.org/10.5377/typ.v0i19.3451

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Spanish-American revolts, bicentennial, people, representativeness

Abstract

The author describes the Hispanic American uprisings from the perspective of the movement on November 5th of 1811 in San Salvador. Based on primary sources, the author analyzes the participation of the Creoles in the revolts, the representativeness of the leaders, and the people’s involvement.

Teoría y Praxis Year 9, No. 19, July 2011, pp.33-70

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Héctor Grenni, Universidad Don Bosco

Director de la Biblioteca Rafael Meza Ayau
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Published

2011-07-29

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Grenni, H. (2011). Bicentennial, people and representativeness. Teoría Y Praxis, (19), 33–70. https://doi.org/10.5377/typ.v0i19.3451

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Year 9, No.19, July 2011

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