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autoridad, los hizo mudar a todos y se marcho, sin que auxilio alguno protejiese la propiedad atacada. (...) Estos malditos indios como encuentren a qualesquiera solo en el campo, lo desnudan y roban. Quando llegan a las
Estancias por necesidad y sino por fuerza tienen que dar las Potrancas y lleguas para que se mantengan y para que lleben á sus toldos, bajo la pena que de no hacerlo asi se ven amenazados por ellos los propietarios y odiados y expuestos a que les arreen las manadas del campo. En una palabra somos feudatarios de ellos, sea por temor o por que no hay quien apolle la fuerza que se les podria oponer. Ellos nos repiten que estan autorizados para hacer todo esto por el mismo gobernador (sabemos que esto es falso) (...)
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thirty-nine wagons loaded with arms, ammunition, some of the guns and hundreds of prisoners. Then he took the measure of replicating successful the infantry neatly into the town of San Miguel de Tucumán, placing it in the pits and trenches that had opened there. With the help of troops from the reserve and also taking the wounded, became strong in the city. He also reorganized the artillery and bet shooters on ceilings and corners, making San Miguel in an impregnable square. Encased in it, protected by moats, Díaz Vélez waited expectantly as the winner because in large part, by his actions, he decided the victory of the revolution weapons that day.
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them all move and left, without any help protected the attacked property. (...) These damned indians as find anybody alone in the field, they undress him and steal. When they reach the estancias by necessity and but by force must give the fillies and mares to remain and to take to their tents, under the penalty of not doing so are threatened the owners and hated and exposed to arreen them the herds of the field. In one word we are the feudatories of them, either out of fear or because no one support force that could oppose them. They repeat that we are authorized to do all this for the same governor (we know that this is false) (...)
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1441:... l enemigo buscó un nuevo ultraje al día siguiente ... vencido como estaba, sin artillería, municiones ni bagaje, tuvo el atrevimiento de intimar rendición al pueblo, donde se había retirado la infantería con parte de la caballería ... el mayor general, D. Eustoquio Díaz Vélez, que la mandaba, era uno de esos hombres cuya existencia siempre había estado unida a la de la patria ... con su respuesta enérgica, deshizo su débil esperanza y lo obligó a una confusa y vergonzosa retirada.
757:... he enemy sought a new outrage the following day. ... defeated as it was, without artillery, ammunition and baggage, had the audacity to intimate the surrender of the town, where the infantry with part of the cavalry had retired. ... Major General, D. Eustoquio Díaz Vélez, who commanded it, was one of those men whose existence had always been attached to the homeland ... with its strong response, undid his faint hope and made him a confused and shameful retreat.
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burn down the city, Díaz Vélez vehemently replied, inviting him to dare, as the patriotic troops were victorious and inside were 354 prisoners, 120 women, 18 ox carts, all rifle ammunition and cannon, 8 guns, 32 officers and 3 chaplains taken to the royal army. He added that, if necessary, slit the prisoners throat, among whom were four colonels. Tristán dared not fulfill his threat and recognizing his defeated situation he retired up to Salta.
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estorbarse la entrada se facilitó con prodigalidad á todos los que presentaron su esquela con el signo ó señal convenida entre los patriotas; mientras que del otro lado se dejaba entrar sólo a los personajes muy conocidos por su posición oficial, oponiendo dificultades y observaciones insuperables á todos aquellos que podían tomarse como desconocidos ó por personas de posición inferior, sobre todo, si eran europeos.
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Antonio Pósiga- to the government of the Province of Santa Fe to agree on terms for a ceasefire, "authorized to bargain with the chief of that territory the transaction of the unfortunately existing differences between the two territories". He left the santafesino land on August 31, 1816 taking with his troops and on behalf of the Directory, the bell of the city cabildo of Santa Fe.
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clogged it lavishly provided to all who submitted their note with the sign or signal agreed between the patriots, while at the other side was allowed to enter only the personages well known for his official position, opposing difficulties and insurmountable observations to all those who could be taken as strangers or persons of lower position, especially if they were
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time was six hundred people was reduced to two dozen neighbors. Echeverria sought help from the
General Ramírez leading a large force advancing on Chascomús, the part was received by the Colonel Aguilera who in a forced march reached the fort, which was abandoned by the Indians who took thousands of cattle from the area.
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821:, on February 20, 1813, Díaz Vélez directed an Argentina cavalry wing and although was badly wounded, the coontation was a new and major victory for the patriot weapons. Belgrano took that occasion to name him military governor of the Intendencia de Salta del Tucumán (Province of Salta del Tucumán) of the
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January 31 and it was decided that the ex
Supreme Director Pueyrredón along with another group of people were exiled from the country against the concrete danger that ran their individual security. Congress also appointed Supreme Director substitute alcade of first vote Juan Pedro Aguirre, by 15 votes.
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Brave as it had been throughout his life, Díaz Vélez, not only did not leave his estancia, but he supplied in it giving refuge and shelter to the gauchos and peasants of the region and prepared, with the few weapons that he possessed, to defend. The aborigines, who know of his bravery, did not attack
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After the Battle of Salta, in which first flamed the homeland sign in an act of war, the flag was placed on the balcony of the
Cabildo by Eustoquio Díaz Vélez and the trophies took away to the realists located in the Chapter House. As the military governor of Salta, Díaz Vélez was the first authority
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Pío Tristán, fearing what his troops could expect into the city, chose to threaten a pair of entrances, but ordered the withdrawal before the first enemy shots. His last attempt was using diplomatic channels: under the intimation of surrender within two hours made by the realistic chief threatened to
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formed in Buenos Aires, called for his release, although previously he sent the reinforcements he was able to, to Díaz Vélez when he knew of the movements of
Colonel Picoaga royalist forces. Díaz Vélez routed royalist Colonel Barreda at the action of Cangrejillos and, on January 12, 1812 he fought,
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forces forward ever would Perú. He complained of the ignorance and unpatriotic Upper
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and other conspirators who managed the resignation of its members and demanded that the cabildo "proceeds with other election in persons that may merit the confidence of the people, course that do not deserve the ones that constitute the present Board, believing that will be the means of calming the
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During the provisional government of
General Viamonte, through Decree 1183 of September 26, 1829, the Minister Secretary of Government Tomás Guido designed once Díaz Vélez member of the commission of fifteen landowners to file a police regulation of the campaign. The commission was composed, besides
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The most important police reforms were: the creation of a single command for operation, the implementation of the "security ticket" or identity record of the persons, the transfer of the administration of the lottery game which was in private hands and the lamentation of the abolition of flogging to
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Díaz Vélez returned to Buenos Aires but quickly joined the Army of Observation formed by 3,000 men under General Juan José Viamonte, who returned to Santa Fe and influenced the local cabildo, which on September 2, 1815, restored the dependency to the government of Buenos Aires, naming Juan Francisco
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His contribution was of vital importance in the preparations of the shock to be fought on September 24, 1812. He was at the meeting where Belgrano was persuaded by Bernabé, Pedro Miguel and Cayetano Aráoz -the most powerful family in the city of San Miguel de Tucumán who were his maternal relatives-
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But as these guards were composed of the body of the patricians who was most touched by the insurrectionary spirit, and as they were under the command of Captain Don Eustaquio Díaz Vélez, who was one of the boldest officers and most developed in the riot, the result was that so far from the entrance
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Although the Fort Independence surrendered without a fight to the revolutionaries on November 10, 1839 and they took over the town for several days, the defeat of the revolutionaries in the Battle of Chascomús, which occurred a few days earlier, signed the failure of the revolution. Quickly arrived
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Produced the "Revolution of the Restorers" -which pitted the "federal schismatics" of General Juan Ramón González de Balcarce, Governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, and the "federal apostolic", followers of Rosas- General Díaz Vélez joined Gervasio Rosas (who was a personal friend of Balcarce),
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A few days after the pact was unknown, Governor Vera attacked the city of Santa Fe and managed to reconquer it, Díaz Vélez was forced to leave because of unsuccessful efforts of the Commissioners (Commission of Real Strange) -lawyers doctors Alejo Castex and Miguel Mariano de Villegas, next to the
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with the white party, led by Rosas ally, Manuel Oribe, it was produced in 1843 the Big Site of Montevideo. To help the defence of the city, General Díaz Vélez formed on 16 February of that same year the Argentina Legion, composed of more than five hundred Argentine volunteers, whose officers were
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with many Indian allies. The latter, seeing how unprotected was the place, proceeded to loot and destroy it being saved a walled area where Echeverría took refuge with a group of soldiers. The men who not escaped were wounded with spears and women and children captured. The population that at that
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The Indians parade as owners by our fields considered masters of every thing is in it, so that the other day an Indian chief arrived at the Díaz Vélez estancia and having resisted the foreman to give horses to 60 and so may indians who accompanied him, that collected herds from his authority, made
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Díaz Vélez assumed on March 31, 1814 and occupied the city politically and militarily. He devoted himself to send all he could, by hook or by crook, the Army of the North. His government did not have the sympathy of the people, mainly for not being santafesino but also for not respecting the local
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Los Indios se pasean como dueños por nuestros campos considerandose amos de todo quanto hay en ella, de tal modo que el otro dia llego un casique ala estancia de Diaz Velez y habiendose resistido el capataz a darle caballos a 60 y tantos indios que lo acompañaban, aquel recojio las manadas de su
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and in front of the war against the littoral, the chief of the Military Staff, Saavedra, on 28 January 1820 urged the sovereign Congress to adopt strong measures to remedy the precarious state of the army. Díaz Vélez also asked Congress to urgently meet in secret session. The meeting was held on
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The victories of Tucumán and Salta allowed the recovery of the Upper Peru by the revolutionaries. Díaz Vélez, as head of the advanced victorious army, triumphantly entered the city of Potosí, on May 7, 1813. Upon arrival, he tried to convince the Upper Peruvian people that their enemies were the
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he signed -the day 9- with the commander of the naval forces of Santa Fe the Santo Tomé pact, by which the Army of Observation deposed interim director Ignacio Álvarez Thomas, transferred its headquarters to Díaz Vélez, replacing Belgrano and agreed that a final peace should be ratified by both
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Pero como esas guardias se componían del cuerpo de los patricios que era el más tocado por el espíritu insurreccional, y como estaban a las órdenes del capitán don Eustaquio Díaz Vélez que era uno de los oficiales más audaces y más adelantados en el alboroto, el resultado fue que tan lejos de
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Inasmuch as attending the distinguished services, adherence to a system of freedom, military talents, proven value and known ability of Colonel of the Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers D. José de San Martín, came to confer employment of Major-General of the Heplper Army of Perú, that served in
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Although Belgrano had been dragged by the disbanding of a section of his troop offstage action, the field was left to the infantry patriot. Díaz Vélez, noting that it was alone and without cavalry troops, cautious and steady as usual, managed to take the park of Brigadier Pío Tristán, with
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In the area of Fort Independence the revolution had a lot of support. The general had great recognition and influence over the gauchos and countrymen. They were also part of the uprising Egaña, Miguens, Córdoba, Vazquez, Díaz, Arroyo, Miró, Abiaga, Zárate, Zelarrayán, among others.
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and Narciso Domínguez headed towards the estancia "El Carmen", of Díaz Vélez, located fifty kilometers inside the border line, asking the old General, in his capacity as head of militias, to provide protection to the defenseless people. In the meantime, the few villagers fled to
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On March 20, 1815 artiguistas forces commanded by Manuel Francisco Artigas, Eusebio Hereñú and Luis Lanche river flotilla landed in Santa Fe and, on March 24, the population demanded to give the control to the local cabildo, three days later, Díaz Vélez had to leave the city.
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He did not lived to see materialized the efforts he had initiated in recomposing the weakened border as recently, on March 15, 1857, with the signing of a peace agreement held between the veteran General Manuel Escalada, chief of the South Border army, and the major
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commission of the same cavalry class Line D. Eustoquio Díaz Vélez, giving him thanks, exemptions and privileges that for this title correspond. Therefore, orders and commands to do, be and recognized by such Major General: to which he did issue this office.
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recognized by the Assembly took oath of allegiance to the same to General Belgrano, who then did the same with Díaz Vélez and the rest of the army. As a result of such transcendent act, since then, this river is called also by the name of
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and Esteban Augustín Gascón. The policy of the Grand Lodge was characterized by supporting the Supreme Director elected by the Congress of Tucumán, Pueyrredón, who offered his full support to Continental Plan of San Martin and the
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In April of that year Díaz Vélez was sent in a third attack to Santa Fe. But, looking to avoid a civil war, and in order that the people of Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, Corrientes and the Banda Oriental send deputies to the
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the governor of Chuquisaca, Francisco de Paula Sanz the governor of Potosí, and José de Córdoba and Rojas Major General defeated in Suipacha on December 15, 1810. He was promoted to colonel. He was part of the
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exiled for political reasons both unitary and federal. They were identified by the pale blue and white cockade worn on their hats. Two other legions were organized in the city: The Italian Legion, led by
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In that way he left the military career to deal with rural activities, tasks performed with great success. Previously he had received a rural establishment in the "Rincon del Toro", on the margins of the
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Finally the government decided to replace Belgrano himself in command of the Army of the North -because the general was seriously questioned by his performance- and his replacement by San Martín. In the
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Díaz Vélez led the majority opinion of the officers to retire to Potosi before risking again the revolutionary armies but General Belgrano insisted to face the realistic. On November 14, 1813, at the
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Díaz Vélez, in a letter sent to the revolutionary authorities in Buenos Aires regarding the causes and responsibilities Huaqui's defeat, dated August 29, 1811, held that anything they did not get the
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During the retreat, Belgrano ordered him to chop the rear of the defeated army in their escape to the north, taking many prisoners and also making rescue of some who had made the royalist troops.
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and Tarija. He was supported by these irregular grenadiers who provided their own weapons and horses to the troop. Commanding the cavalry, he was responsible for the rear of the exodus.
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that in the interior of the same but because of the large expanses of fields and little existing population in an area exposed to dangers this system did not give the expected results.
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In Buenos Aires the Monitoring Board chaired by Juan José Anchorena and the cabildo, who opposed the interim director, readily accepted the resignation of Álvarez Thomas and appointed
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The project was resisted by Díaz Vélez who with Rosas, Juan Nepomuceno Terrero, Nicolás Anchorena and other major landowners, collected about seven hundred signatures against it.
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revolted and besieged the city, capitulating Viamonte on March, 21. They Demoted the lieutenant governor and proclaimed the sovereignty of the province and its entry into the
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Diaz Velez joined the Regiment of border's Blandengues of Buenos Aires, a local militia, at a young age. He combined his military duties with trade, gathering some wealth.
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and the victory of the federal army against the directorial finally sully the power of the latter. On February 11, the Cabildo of Buenos Aires forced the Supreme Director
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During the retreat by order of Belgrano, and to cover his back, he tried to blow up the building Potosí Mint but the announcement of a population official avoided it.
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He integrated the resistance focus to the brand-new Government Board of May 24 for being consists with the ex viceroy. That night, he met at Rodriguez Peña home, with
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Because of his prestige he was appointed President of the Landowners Commission of the province of Buenos Aires and recovered all his lands and much of his estate.
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resigned and also shall cease power in the hands of the Cabildo. Local authorities also demanded the dissolution of the Congress. National authorities had ceased.
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governments and also be accepted by Artigas. Artigas's refusal to sign a final peace agreement led to the non-participation of representatives santafesinos in the
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Because of his prestige, he was charged to reorganize, in November 1812, the Regiment N° 6 of "Black and Browns Patricians", consisting of 782 soldiers of
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He returned to Buenos Aires where he married Carmen Guerrero y Obarrio, on March 18, 1814. With her he had three children: Carmen, Manuela and Eustoquio.
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In 1839 he supported the revolution called the "Freemen of the South" against the policies of Governor Juan Manuel de Rosas from his estancia of Tandil.
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Prisoner and isolated with his family for a period of nine months, he was released and allowed to go to Montevideo because of his personal reputation.
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Díaz Vélez had good relations with the conspirators who, before 1810, sought to achieve the independence of his country. He actively supported the
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to end the War of Independence of Chile, again dominated by the royalists, restore the independent government and end the Spanish rule in the
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Linked with the Tandil taking, Díaz Vélez was arrested. His house in current 230 Avenida Belgrano, located in Buenos Aires, was sacked by
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Catriel, other caciques as Cachul, their families and other chieftains, Tandil region recovered a temporary peace.
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as "Protector of the Free Peoples" ignoring the dependence of Santa Fe and establishing, in fact, the autonomy of
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Among other points agreed, twenty Indians were employed to work on the "El Carmen" of Díaz Vélez.
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located on the border bonaerense becoming a powerful landowner with great prestige in the people.
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603:, Díaz Vélez complied with the execution in the main square of Potosí of the royalist authorities
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Partly for these conversations and Díaz Vélez victory in Las Piedras, Belgrano dared to give the
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and on November 13, 1818 he was appointed interim Intendant Governor of Buenos Aires, replacing
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in the family vault, declared a National Historic Landmark, by decree no. 3039 of 1946 of the
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who died as a result of injuries suffered in the baptism of fire against the royalists in the
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In the years 1831 and 1832 he was a member of the commission for the construction of the new
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according to his baptismal certificate) but usually is cited, incorrectly, as Eustaquio.
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1618:, Mundo agrario. Revista de estudios rurales. N° 21, 2do. sem. 2010. ISSN 1515-5994.
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had looted the town and the countryside, taking everything that was useful to them.
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took over the Army of the North. Díaz Vélez participated in the organization of the
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and Díaz Vélez, as Major General, who, in addition to driving the blue and white
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have to spread the revolutionary ideas making their way through the Upper Peru.
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of Government, it entrusted his first military mission to occupy the square of
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Registro oficial de la Provincia de Buenos Aires. Departamento de Gobierno.
1640:. Libro quinto. Año de 1825–28. Imprenta de la Independencia. Buenos Aires.
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Partidos-), "Díaz Velez Fields" and "White Dunes" (located south of the
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Díaz Vélez returned to Buenos Aires, where he was part of the renewed
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On 1817 Díaz Vélez was appointed Assistant Commandant General of the
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The Second helper expedition to Upper Peru began when General
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Eustoquio Díaz Vélez died in Buenos Aires on April 1, 1856.
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at nearby Colonel Echeverría, loyal to the government, from
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He was promoted to general. He was immediately sent by the
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1659: Separata de Historia y Cultura número 10, La Paz, 1986.
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Historia de los gobernadores de las Provincias Argentinas
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Castelli signed an armistice with the Spanish commander
1008:, Antonio Feliciano Chiclana, Anchorena, Felipe Arana,
890:, on January 30, 1814, occurred the transfer of power.
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583:. Weeks later, on November 7, 1810, he fought in the
1631:, número 19, Buenos Aires, 29 de septiembre de 1828.
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Historia de Belgrano y de la Independencia Argentina
1766:People from the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata
1496:Buenos Aires. Calles conocidas, soldados olvidados
1338:that overthrew Rosas regime, on February 3, 1852.
1167:and at the south, the Salado, with its capital in
829:in Salta who hoisted the sky blue and white flag.
718:He also had the cooperation of the Upper Peruvian
675:. Pueyrredón, after taking the treasure of Potosi
1629:El Lucero, diario político, literario y mercantil
1314:. Provincia de Buenos Aires. República Argentina.
1222:of 1832 and the construction took fifteen years.
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616:. He was later promoted to the rank of colonel.
397:, November 2, 1782 – id., April 1, 1856) was an
1676:Gaceta Ministerial del Gobierno de Buenos Aires
1075:which they were subjected children in schools.
1330:Díaz Vélez returned to Buenos Aires after the
1289:, that faced in Uruguay the Colorado Party of
801:sworn in allegiance to the sovereignty of the
1690:La amistad entre Belgrano y San Martín Nota I
1678:. Ed. Facsimilar. Vol. I. Buenos Aires. 1910.
1638:Registro oficial del Gobierno de Buenos Aires
1625:, Talleres Gráficos La Minerva, Tandil, 1954.
1623:Historia de la Parroquia de Tandil hasta 1896
1560:La guerra de la independencia en el Alto Perú
1195:The governor of the province of Buenos Aires
172:Interim Intendentant Governor of Buenos Aires
671:. Díaz Vélez was assisted by the cavalry of
50:1st and 2nd helper expedition to Upper Peru
1761:People of the Argentine War of Independence
1600:Tarragó, Griselda B. y Barriera, Darío G.,
722:who passed directly from Jujuy to Tucumán.
692:who had been occupied by supporters of the
1621:Suárez García, José - Ortíz, Juan Manuel,
1604:, tomo 4, Ed. Prohistoria, Rosario, 2006.
111:13 March 1813 – 13 September 1813
1067:Proclamation of Don Eustoquio Díaz Vélez.
516:, attending the one of May 19, called by
184:13 November 1818 – 16 March 1819
1664:Buenos Aires en el centenario/1810-1834.
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476:British invasions of the Río de la Plata
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403:British invasions of the Río de la Plata
401:military officer who fought against the
823:United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
342:United Provinces of the Río de la Plata
121:Esteban Agustín Gascón Civil governator
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1657:Cochabambinos y porteños. 1810-1813.
1511:Nuevo diccionario biográfico argentino
1322:Tomb of the General Díaz Vélez in the
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1024:, Cornelio Saavedra, Manuel Belgrano,
562:
153:31 March 1814 – 23 March 1815
91:Major-General of the Army of the North
1562:, Ed. Círculo Militar, Bs. As., 1979.
1097:XX Year Anarchy exiled Díaz Vélez in
977:Argentine Declaration of Independence
913:, Eusebio Hereñú, had recognized the
684:in the gorge located along the river
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379:Spanish American wars of independence
1756:Military personnel from Buenos Aires
1548:, Tomo I, Ed. Emecé, Bs. As., 2004.
1232:In September 1831 Díaz Vélez wrote:
1650:La Gaceta mercantil de Buenos Aires
1218:style. The cornerstone was laid on
1161:United Provinces of the River Plate
448:from an important colonial family.
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213:Meritorious General of the Republic
13:
1105:Presidency of Bernardino Rivadavia
951:Tarragona as lieutenant governor.
244:Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata
14:
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1576:, Ed. Plus Ultra, Bs. As., 1986.
1520:, Ed. Corregidor, Bs. As., 2003.
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1513:, Ed. Elche, Bs. As., 1968–1985.
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781:Juan Antonio Álvarez de Arenales
336:
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1751:Burials at La Recoleta Cemetery
1666:Crisis de gobierno (1832-1834).
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907:Lieutenant Governor of Santa Fe
141:Lieutenant Governor of Santa Fe
1534:, Ed. Aguilar, Bs. As., 2005.
1498:, Ed. Edivérn, Bs. As., 2001.
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457:Regiment of Mounted Grenadiers
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1569:, Ed. Estrada, Bs. As., 1947.
1546:Campañas militares argentinas
1484:, Ed. Selene, Bs. As., 1986.
1086:On February 1 was fought the
986:as the new interim director.
294:Carmen, Manuela and Eustoquio
1646:Libro octavo. Año 1892–1830.
1516:Canido Borges, Jorge Oscar,
979:in the Congress of Tucumán.
514:Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros
391:Eustoquio Antonio Díaz Vélez
31:Eustoquio Antonio Díaz Vélez
7:
1722:Fundación Carlos Díaz Vélez
1716:
10:
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1692:, La Nueva Provincia.com.
1602:Nueva historia de Santa Fe
1165:San Nicolás de los Arroyos
645:as they could, fleeing to
541:Feliciano Antonio Chiclana
482:and was discharged in the
1590:, Ed, Hyspamérica, 1987.
1544:Ruiz Moreno, Isidoro J.,
984:Antonio González Balcarce
817:A few days later, at the
803:Assembly of the Year XIII
665:Juan Martín de Pueyrredón
661:Antonio González Balcarce
520:. On the occasion of the
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1688:Martí, Gerardo Marcelo,
1532:Batallas por la libertad
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1396:National Executive Power
1390:His remains rest in the
1382:
1334:decisive victory of the
935:On April 2 fell the new
720:Juana Azurduy de Padilla
698:José Fernando de Abascal
663:was replaced by Colonel
621:José Manuel de Goyeneche
420:His name was Eustoquio (
1683:La Revolución Argentina
1480:Rodríguez Bosch, Raúl,
737:to face the royalists.
673:Martin Miguel de Guemes
1681:López, Vicente Fidel,
1614:Infesta, María Elena,
1464:
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964:League of Free Peoples
945:Ignacio Álvarez Thomas
943:, by the rebellion of
941:Carlos María de Alvear
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553:Colonia del Sacramento
533:
518:Nicolás Rodríguez Peña
484:Regiment of Patricians
453:José Miguel Díaz Vélez
405:, participated in the
164:Ignacio Álvarez Thomas
74:, El Volcán, Yatasto,
1652:1823–1852. Volumen 2.
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1302:Return and last years
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918:José Gervasio Artigas
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731:Battle of Las Piedras
633:
571:Eustoquio Díaz Vélez.
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467:The British invasions
461:Battle of San Lorenzo
356:Years of service
269:State of Buenos Aires
1574:Historia de Santa Fe
1201:Justice of the Peace
1175:Juan Manuel de Rosas
1146:Quequén Grande River
1115:Bernardino Rivadavia
870:On December 16, the
852:Battle of Vilcapugio
415:Argentine civil wars
99:Intendencia de Salta
1708:. Segunda edición.
1572:Gianello, Leoncio,
1368:the fortification.
1283:Uruguayan Civil War
1281:As a result of the
1251:Opposition to Rosas
1050:Juan Ramón Balcarce
1039:Viceroyalty of Perú
1014:Antonio Luis Beruti
972:Congress of Tucumán
874:ruled that Colonel
575:He was part of the
563:Upper Peru Campaign
480:Santiago de Liniers
411:war of independence
207:Juan Ramón Balcarce
195:Juan Ramón Balcarce
1746:Argentine generals
1685:, Tomo III: 21–22.
1565:Mitre, Bartolomé,
1494:Giberti, Hugo A.,
1328:
1316:
1296:Giuseppe Garibaldi
1069:
876:José de San Martín
872:Second Triumvirate
625:Juan José Viamonte
601:Juan José Castelli
585:Battle of Suipacha
573:
501:The May Revolution
132:Feliciano Chiclana
1704:Funes, Gregorio.
1662:Saldías, Adolfo,
1655:Roca, José Luis,
1558:Bidondo, Emilio,
1509:Cutolo, Vicente,
1392:Recoleta Cemetery
1332:Battle of Caseros
1324:Recoleta Cemetery
1152:-in the current
1113:and his minister
1035:Army of the Andes
859:Battle of Ayohuma
771:Our Lady of Mercy
742:Battle of Tucumán
681:First Triumvirate
610:Army of the North
577:Army of the North
488:Cornelio Saavedra
422:Eustochio Antonio
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1586:Zinny, Antonio,
1530:Camogli, Pablo,
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1347:In 1855 native
1291:Fructuoso Rivera
1239:
1154:Necochea Partido
1136:-in the current
1111:Martín Rodríguez
1088:Battle of Cepeda
1020:, Pedro Agrelo,
960:Estanislao López
937:Supreme Director
903:Supreme Director
888:Posta de Yatasto
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727:Juan Pío Tristán
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629:Battle of Huaqui
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495:Mutiny of Álzaga
428:Birth and family
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705:Manuel Belgrano
694:viceroy of Perú
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1018:Juan José Paso
1010:Domingo French
966:, of Artigas.
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