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Abstract

The declaration of independence of the Provinces of Venezuela respect to the Hispanic Monarchy opened the constituent process that culminated with the promulgation of the Federal Constitution for the states of Venezuela (1811) and the Fundamental law of the Republic of Colombia (1821). The metropolis was refractory to the political emancipation of these territories and tried manu militari to lead back it to the unit of the monarchy, which untied a prolonged period of warlike confrontations during the second decade of century XIX until its conclusion in Battle de Carabobo of 1821. nevertheless, this hostility did not prevent the convergence of the developed constituent processes to both of the Atlantic since both, the one of Cadiz and the one of Venezuela, were illuminated by the liberal principles of the American and French Revolution. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Title
CRÓNICA DE UN DESENCUENTRO: LAS PROVINCIAS DE VENEZUELA Y LAS CORTES DE CÁDIZ (1810-1812)*
Author
Brewer-Carías, Allan R
Pages
196-230
Publication year
2012
Publication date
May-Aug 2012
Publisher
Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED)
ISSN
0211979X
e-ISSN
21745625
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
Spanish
ProQuest document ID
1523890684
Copyright
Copyright Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED) May-Aug 2012