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University of Nottingham genderlatam Research 2001-2006 Project database

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Manuela Velasco de Ibañez

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Gender: F
Ethnic origin: Unknown

Biographical details

On 25 May 1814 royalist colonel Manuel Antonio Blanco invaded Santa Cruz, Bolivia, as a victor. Velasco de Ibañez took stock of the situation and paid him 4,000 pesos. Colonel Blanco left Santa Cruz thinking it to be royalist and went in search of the bulk of the rebel troops. They had regrouped and attacked him at Piray and La Florida. Blanco lost the battle and was killed. (Urquidi, 230-231)

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1814

On 25 May 1814 she duped the royalists at Santa Cruz.

References

Urquidi, José Macedonio, (1918), Bolivianas ilustres, heroinas, escritoras, artistas, Tomo I

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Resource id #21 (137)

Resource id #25 (27)