Forces navales, recrutement d’étrangers et formation de la nation en Colombie (1825-1830)
Though Latin American navies have been little studied, the Separatist period nevertheless allows us to understand a chapter in the creation of the modern state in Latin America. After the 1824 victory of Ayacucho, which led to the destruction of the continental royal armies, the Colombian government...
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cairn-RHA_277_0093RHARevue Historique des Armées https://shs.cairn.info/revue-historique-des-armees-2014-4-page-93?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rha.277.0093 Forces navales, recrutement d’étrangers et formation de la nation en Colombie (1825-1830) Rojas Castro, Daniel Emilio2014 fre Revue Historique des Armées | 277 | 4 | 2014-01-03 | p. 93-102 | 0035-3299 RHA_2772 Though Latin American navies have been little studied, the Separatist period nevertheless allows us to understand a chapter in the creation of the modern state in Latin America. After the 1824 victory of Ayacucho, which led to the destruction of the continental royal armies, the Colombian government looked to strengthen its naval forces by recruiting foreigners in the United States and Europe. However, just as in the mutiny on the Urica corvette in 1827, their integration into the Colombian nation, according to a modern conception of the nation-state, did not stand up to the corporative and religious order inherited from the imperial order.Cairn restricted access |
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Though Latin American navies have been little studied, the Separatist period nevertheless allows us to understand a chapter in the creation of the modern state in Latin America. After the 1824 victory of Ayacucho, which led to the destruction of the continental royal armies, the Colombian government looked to strengthen its naval forces by recruiting foreigners in the United States and Europe. However, just as in the mutiny on the Urica corvette in 1827, their integration into the Colombian nation, according to a modern conception of the nation-state, did not stand up to the corporative and religious order inherited from the imperial order. |
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Rojas Castro, Daniel Emilio |
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Forces navales, recrutement d’étrangers et formation de la nation en Colombie (1825-1830) |
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