“Sevilla En 1808: Servicios PatriÃ3ticos De La Suprema Junta En 1808 Y Relaciones Hasta Ahora InÃ(c)ditas De Los Regimientos Creados Por Ella” explores the significant role of Seville during a pivotal year in Spanish history. Authored by Manuel GÃ3mez Ímaz, this work delves into the patriotic contributions of the Supreme Council (Junta) and presents previously unpublished accounts of the regiments it established.
The book offers insights into the social and military dynamics of Seville during the Napoleonic era, shedding light on the city's efforts to organize and defend itself. It serves as a valuable resource for historians and those interested in the Spanish War of Independence, providing a detailed look at the events and organizational structures that shaped Seville's response to the crisis.
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