The first week of rule was obviously a busy one for Quito’s Supreme Junta. In addition to deposing the Audiencia and its president, the junta initiated attempts to gain support both in the city and in the region traditionally ruled…
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Quito 1809: In Defense of King, Religion, and Patria pt. II
Tagged with: 10 de agosto, 10th of August, 1809, Ecuador, Latin American History, Latin American Independence, quito
Posted in Latin American History
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Quito 1809: In Defense of Religion, King, and Patria
It’s an important day in Ecuadorian History– we know this, of course, because one of the three main north-south corridor streets in Quito is named 10 de agosto (10th of August). Two hundred years ago today, on the 10th of…
Tagged with: 10 de agosto, 10th of August, 1809, independence, Latin American Independence, quito
Posted in Latin American History
Posted in Latin American History
CLAH Andean Section Roundtable
Below the fold is a draft transcript of my comments for the upcoming CLAH Andean Studies Section roundtable, appreciably organized by Jane Mangan. I’ve seen the others’ draft comments as well, at it promises to be a fun and interesting…
Tagged with: 1809, AHA, CLAH, Ecuador, Latin American Independence, legal theory, Spanish Law
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Chad Black
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