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Filibuster War

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the alliance because of the havoc that cholera disease had caused in their troops, but would resume actions later. Also, democratic and loyalist factions allied to Patricio Rivas, signed on 12 September, a "Providential Pact" declaring war against William Walker. On 14 September, SeptentriĂłn Army (as the allied army was called) forces managed the first victory of the patriotic Nicaraguans in the so-called
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Meanwhile, Walker was expelled from Granada by the rest of the allied armies. Some reinforcements under the command of Lockridge and Titus tried to recover the control of the River from the Costa Ricans, unsuccessfully. By April 1857, Walker had taken Rivas again, and the allies had laid siege to the
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Meanwhile, government representatives from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala signed in the City of Guatemala a Treaty of Alliance on 18 July 1856, for "defense of its sovereignty and independence" also recognized Patricio Rivas as president of Nicaragua. Costa Rica could not attend at that time to
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Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, and other Central American countries united to drive Walker out in 1857. During this time, Granada was burned and thousands of Central Americans lost their lives. The final battle of what Nicaraguans called the "National War" (1856–1857) took place in the spring of
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sent one of his agents, Sylvanus Spencer, to collaborate with the Costa Rican army in order to recover the possession of the Transit Company he had lost to Walker. Spencer arrived to San Jose in November 1856 and was assigned to a company under Major Maximo Blanco to take over the steamers of the
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created interest in the United States in finding a quicker route between the American east and west coasts. However, Great Britain had long been present on the coast of Nicaragua, which created tension between the two countries. The
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to bring as many as three hundred "colonists" to Nicaragua. Walker sailed from San Francisco on 3 May 1855, with approximately 60 men. Upon landing, the force was reinforced by 170 locals and about 100 Americans.
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ran under heavy fire to capture the Walker flag and bring it back to the Central American coalition army trenches shouting "Filibuster bullets don't kill!" Zavala survived this adventure unscathed.
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in Central America nor gain exclusive control over any part of the region." Many Nicaraguans originally welcomed this treaty because of the potential financial benefits a canal could bring.
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The National War made for the cooperation between the Liberal and Conservative parties, which had brought Walker to Nicaragua. On 1 May 1857, Walker surrendered to Commander
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The Costa Rican government resumed action in late 1856, and developed plans to take over the San Juan River in order to cut Walker's supply of weapons and new recruits.
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and was repatriated. Upon disembarking in New York City, he was greeted as a hero, but he alienated public opinion when he blamed his defeat on the U.S. Navy.
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1857 in the town of Rivas, Nicaragua. Walker beat off the attacks, but the effort diminished the strength and morale of his forces and he soon succumbed.
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Transit Company. By January 1857, the Costa Rican army was in control of the San Juan River and all the steamers of the Transit Company.
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in March 1856. In April 1856, Costa Rican troops penetrated into Nicaraguan territory and inflicted a defeat on Walker's men at the
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El lado oculto del presidente Mora: resonancias de la Guerra Patria contra el filibusterismo de Estados Unidos (1850-1860)
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who sought to take control of Latin American countries with the purpose of making them a part of the United States.
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Following Nicaraguan independence from Spain, a conflict over power developed between the liberal party, based in
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Costa Rican troops take the steamer "San Carlos", isolating William Walker's government from the Atlantic Ocean.
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and took effective control of the country. Initially, as commander of the army, Walker ruled Nicaragua through
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was signed in 1850, in which both sides "agreed that neither would claim exclusive power over a future
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CronologĂ­a histĂłrica relacionada con la Guerra Nacional Centroamericana contra los Filibusteros
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To circumvent American neutrality laws, Walker obtained a contract from Democratic president
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Walker had scared his neighbors with talk of further military conquests in Central America.
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Walker attempted to return to campaign in the region in 1860, but he was arrested by the
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in 1855. He seized control of the country by 1856, but was ousted the following year.
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recognized Walker's regime as the legitimate government of Nicaragua on 20 May 1856.
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Map of North America and the Caribbean showing the Filibuster War at omniatlas.com
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and the river San Juan, as well as the fortresses of El Castillo and San Carlos.
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Filibusters and Financiers: the Story of William Walker and his Associates
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Costa Rican troops began a series of attacks that take river steamers in
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With CastellĂłn's consent, Walker attacked the Legitimists in the town of
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and a coalition of Central American armies. An American mercenary,
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William Walker decrees the legalization of slavery in the country.
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By the end of 1856, Walker ordered the destruction of Granada.
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Nicaragua's independence from Spain, Mexico, and then from the
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Nicaraguan and Central American troops under the command of
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Costa Rican troops attacking William Walker at Rivas in 1856
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Map of William Walker's theater of operations in Nicaragua
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La invasiĂłn filibustera de Nicaragua y la Guerra Nacional
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city, in what became known as the Third Battle of Rivas.
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1856–57 invasion of Nicaragua by mercenary William Walker
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Central American Allied troops occupy San Juan del Sur.
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