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1. L'avventura nel Nuovo Mondo: Cospiratori, rivoluzionari e veterani napoleonici nell'indipendenza della Nuova Granada, 1810-1830.

Author

Bonvini, Alessandro

Subjects
VETERANS, REVOLUTIONARIES, ADVENTURE & adventurers, NINETEENTH century, HISTORY
Abstract

Between the late 18th and the early 19th century, some adventurers coming from the Italian Peninsula left the Old Continent and took part in the struggle for the emancipation of New Granada. Driven by a variety of reasons, they were involved in the pre-independence uprisings, were enlisted in the ranks of the Ejército libertador, and participated in the consolidation process of the new republics. Their biographic experience, in a large transatlantic and revolutionary movement, affected the curse of independence of new-grenadine territory and the birth of Gran Colombia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

2. Bolívar’s 'Discurso de Angostura' and the constitution of the people

Author

Paola Rudan

Subjects
Simón Bolívar, Discurso de Angostura, constitution, revolution, people, History (General), D1-2009
Abstract

This introduction provides a close reading of Simón Bolívar’s Discurso de Angostura (1819) as an attempt to understand the relationship between revolution and constitution within the frame of the civil war which inflamed Venezuela after the declaration of independence. While constitution is usually conceived by modern political thought as the act which puts an end to revolution by formalizing the constituent will of the people, in South America it emerges as a device to realize the preconditions of the revolution itself.

Published
2014
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4. L'avventura nel nuovo mondo. Cospiratori, rivoluzionari e veterani napoleonici nell'indipendenza della Nuova Granada, 1810-1830

Author

Alessandro Bonvini

Subjects
Adventurers, Latin America, Simón Bolívar
Abstract

Published Jan/March 2018 Between the late 18th and the early 19th century, some adventurers coming from the Italian Peninsula left the Old Continent and took part in the struggle for the emancipation of New Granada. Driven by a variety of reasons, they were involved in the pre-independence uprisings, were enlisted in the ranks of the "Ejército libertador", and participated in the consolidation process of the new republics. Their biographic experience, in a large transatlantic and revolutionary movement, affected the curse of independence of new-grenadine territory and the birth of Gran Colombia.

Published
2018

6. Tradizione romana e storia moderna: il nesso libertas-civitas e l’abolizione della schiavitù in Venezuela (1816)

Author

Firpo, Giulio

Subjects
slavery abolition, Diritto romano, abolición esclavitud, Simon Bolívar, Roman law, abolizione schiavitù, Venezuela, Derecho romano
Abstract

Giulio Firpo "Tradizione romana e storia moderna: il nesso libertas-civitas e l’abolizione della schiavitù in Venezuela (1816)", in: Visioni LatinoAmericane, 11 (2014), pp.102-110 L’autore analizza il rapporto tra il proclama di Simón Bolivar dell’abolizione della schiavitù in Venezuela e alcuni principi di diritto pubblico romano. El autor considera la relación entre el anuncio de la abolición de la esclavitud en Venezuela por Simón Bolivar y algunos principios del derecho publico romano. The author considers the relationship between the proclamation of the abolition of slavery in Venezuela by Simon Bolivar and some principles of the public roman law.The author considers the relationship between the proclamation of the abolition of slavery in Venezuela by Simon Bolivar and some principles of the public roman law.

Published
2014

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