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Author:
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Caracas (Venezuela). Suprema Junta Gubernativa.
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Author (contributor):
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Tovar Ponte, Martín, 1772-1843.
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Author (contributor):
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Llamozas, José de las, approximately 1763-1816.
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Title:
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La Suprema Junta Gubernativa de esta capital, ha recibido con la mayor satisfaccion el voto sincero y generoso de muchos individuos españoles enropeos del comercio de esta ciudad, que se han apresurado á manifestarle su pronta obediencia á las ordenes dimanadas de su autoridad, y la disposicion de sus caudales particulares para todo lo que se consideren neccesarios, ò utiles al bien y seguridad comun de estos pueblos. .
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Publisher:
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Matthew Gallagher and James Lamb
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Begin Publication Date:
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1810
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MMS Id (Alma identifier):
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991035246459706966
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Permanent Call Number:
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bBB .C257 1810 3
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Statistics Note 1 (Accession Number):
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STAT_NOTE_1_ACCESSION #: 19-047
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Uniform Resource Identifier:
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https://archive.org/details/lasupremajuntagu00cara
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Subjects:
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Merchants, Foreign--Venezuela--Caracas.
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Subjects:
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Venezuela--Commerce.
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Subjects:
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Venezuela--History--1810-1830.
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Subjects:
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Venezuela--Politics and government--1810-1830.
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Subjects:
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Broadsides, etc.--Venezuela--Caracas.
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Subjects:
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Imprint 1810.
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General Note:
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Title from first paragaph of text.; Names of printers supplied by Grases.; Dated and signed: Caracas 20 de abril de 1810. Josef de las Llamosas----Martin Tovar Ponte.; An announcement from the Suprema Junta Gubernativa that they have the support of Spanish and European merchants within Caracas for the new government. On the day after the coup d'etat that deposed the viceroy, the leaders of the governing junta in Caracas announced that many of the city's Spanish and European merchants have given their support to the new government. Whether they did so willingly or because of pressure is not known, but this is clearly a statement that is directed at both the hold-out merchants and at those hotheads who might seek to extract compliance extra-governmentally. Llamozas and Tovar Ponte were among the leading figures of the early independence movement in Venezuela.
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Local Note:
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John Carter Brown Library copy imperfect: small wormhole on foredge of broadsheet has been repaired with Japanese paper and does not affect text.; John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Bromsen Fund.
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bookName:
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lasupremajuntagu00cara
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titleLeaf:
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1
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startLeafNumber:
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1
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Book files:
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lasupremajuntagu00cara_text.xml , 0002.jp2 , 0001.jp2 , 0003.jp2 , lasupremajuntagu00cara_meta.xml , lasupremajuntagu00cara_jp2.zip , book.properties , scandata.xml , lasupremajuntagu00cara.pdf
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imageFormat:
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jp2
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totalLeafs:
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3
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zip:
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lasupremajuntagu00cara_jp2.zip
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