Ensayo Sobre La Necesidad De Una Federacion Jeneral Entre Los Estados Hispano-americanas, Y Plan De Su Organizacion...
is a foundational text exploring the imperative for a general federation among the newly independent Hispano-American states. Authored by Bernardo Monteagudo, a key figure in the Latin American independence movement, this essay offers a detailed plan for organizing such a federation. Monteagudo's work provides valuable insights into the political and strategic thinking of the era, reflecting the challenges and opportunities facing the nascent nations as they sought to define their relationships with each other and the world. This treatise remains a significant contribution to the study of Latin American history and political thought, shedding light on the early efforts to forge a unified identity and shared destiny for the region.
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