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and his officers campaigned through the interior provinces. Quiroga tried to oppose them, but without success, and after defeat in the Battle of La Tablada, he went into self-imposed exile in Buenos Aires. From there, where the coup was quickly defeated, Quiroga led an army towards Córdoba but was
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national church independent from Rome, promoted the expropriation of clerical properties by the state, suppressed religious orders and granted religious tolerance to minorities. He overthrew the centralist governor of San Juan shortly after the central government signed a series of treatises with
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was enforced and La Rioja mines were given in usufruct to British enterprises. A devout catholic who would quote the Bible from memory, Quiroga considered Rivadavia a "persecutor of the Church" and joined federalist rebels who would later overthrow the national government.
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The political crime created a huge crisis in all the Confederation, forcing Maza to resign, and led to the establishment of Rosas' government. Rosas, as the Confederation leader, led the criminal investigation that ended with the prosecution of the governor of Córdoba,
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defeated in the Battle of Oncativo by Paz's more disciplined forces. Quiroga decided not to give up and tried a more ambitious attempt, marching through territories still occupied by native aboriginals, in order to bypass Córdoba, and attack directly
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to be educated. Early in his life, he became a problem child, and escaped from school. During wanderings in the desert between San Juan and La Rioja, he purportedly encountered and killed a
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Quiroga entered the provincial army and quickly rose to its command, gaining control of the government through his
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In 1834, Quiroga was appointed by the governor of Buenos Aires (and Representative of Foreign Relations of the
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proclaimed the self-rule of the country, Quiroga tried to enter the independentist army. He travelled to
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After the war, Quiroga established himself as one of the leaders of federalism in Argentina (along with
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and the officers of the National Army, which were carrying away a compulsory levy for the upcoming
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He moved back to La Rioja and became a businessman until 1820. That year the central government of
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After the Cisplatine war, the officers of the returning army (of centralist tendencies, known as
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Revolutionary flags used by Quiroga, all reading "Religion or Death".
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wrote an imaginary dialogue between Quiroga and Rosas in
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at the time when the country was still in formation.
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