Josã(c) Gàndara Y. de la Navarro, Pedro Antonio Pimentel
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"Contestaciones Y Documentos Publicados En La Gaceta De Santo Domingo Sobre Las Negociaciones De Paz Celebradas Entre El Excmo. Señor Capitan General
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Y El Gobierno De Santiago" offers a crucial insight into the peace negotiations between the Spanish Captain General and the government of Santiago in the Dominican Republic during 1865. This compilation of responses and documents, originally published in the Gaceta de Santo Domingo, provides a detailed account of the political and military dynamics of the era. Authored by José Gándara Y De La Navarro and Pedro Antonio Pimentel, this historical record is invaluable for understanding the complexities of Dominican history, Spanish colonialism, and the pursuit of peace in a turbulent period. It serves as an essential resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the Dominican Republic's struggle for sovereignty.
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