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Juan Antonio Lavalleja

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Juan Antonio Lavalleja , c.1786-1853, Uruguayan revolutionist. After serving under José Gervasio Artigas, Lavalleja was imprisoned for a short time by Brazil, then in control of Uruguay. Subsequently he led a small group—the Thirty-three Immortals—in a declaration of independence from Brazil in 1825. To secure support from Buenos Aires the declaration accepted the sovereignty of the United Provinces of La Plata (Argentina). After the victory of Ituzaingó (1827), Uruguay became (1828) an independent buffer state. Two bitter rivals sought the presidency in 1830—Lavalleja... Read more
Juan Antonio Lavalleja
Juan Antonio Lavalleja Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1778-1853) was a Uruguayan independence leader. He led...initiated Uruguay's successful move for independence in 1825. Juan Antonio Lavalleja was born in Minas in western Uruguay. He was a member... Read more
Lavalleja
Lavalleja, Uruguay A department named after Juan Antonio Lavalleja (1784–1853), one of the leading exiles who crossed back into his homeland to free it from the Spanish in 1825. Read more

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