ALS : Lima, Peru, to Sir John Doyle, 1827 Feb. 20.

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ALS : Lima, Peru, to Sir John Doyle, 1827 Feb. 20.

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Concerns the frequent changes in the newly independent South American governments; the character of the revolutionists; South Americans' ignorance of their political rights and their need for experience to develop political morals; O'Higgins's own part in Chile's rebellion and his hopes of being recalled to his country; the establishment of diplomatic relations between Chile and Britain; and the possibility of settling Irish colonists in Chile.

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O'Higgins, Bernardo, 1778-1842

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Bernardo O'Higgins, 1778-1842, was born in Chile of Chilean and Irish descent. O'Higgins, educated in England in military navigation, eventually became a leading Chilean patriot, known by the popular titles "The Father of the Nation," "Founder of the Republic," and "Liberator of Chile" throughout his life and in posterity, as well as by the official title of Supreme Director of Chile (designating him as the country's dictator) from 1817-1823. Among his achievements are the creation of the First ...

Doyle, John, Sir, 1750?-1834

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