- "post-Maoist" insurgency.[page needed] The
third Marques of
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado (1684–1732) is an
early author who
wrote both
advise for conventional...
- Álvaro de Navia-Osorio y Vigil, 3rd
Marquis of
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado and
Viscount of Puerto, born in 1684 in
Puerto de Vega in Asturias, Spain; killed...
- the 'Palacio de Valledor' and 'Palacio de
Marqueses de
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado' (16th-18th centuries, the 'Casa de las
Cuatro Torres' (18th century)...
- Cima y Vigo Álvaro de
Navia Osorio y Vigil, Marqués de
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado Gaspar Melchor de Jovellanos,
statesman and poet (1744–1811), died here...
- Cruz de
Marcenado and 8th
Viscountess of Puerto.
Manuel de Navia-Osorio y de Álvarez-Cuevas (1806-1881), 9th
Marquis of
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado, deputy...
- in the
streets of
Alberto Aguilera 25 (headquarters),
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado, and
Francisco de Ricci. ICAI was
founded in 1908 by the
Jesuits as a...
-
Carrera Celles La Collá
Collao Feleches Granda Hevia Lieres Limanes Lugones Marcenado Muñó La
Paranza La Pola
Siero Samartindianes Samartino San Juan de Arenas...
- Oran 1732–1732 Álvaro de
Navia Osorio y Vigil, marqués de
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado,
Governor Killed in a raid by Arab
tribes 1733–1733
Antonio Arias del...
- 1808 1808 Joaquín de Navia-Osorio y Miranda,
Marquis of
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado and
Viscount of
Puerto † 1816 1809
Rafael Vasco y del Campo,
Count of...
-
serving under the
orders of Joaquín
Navia Osorio, marqués de
Santa Cruz de
Marcenado. When, some days later, the
latter resigned due to
disagreement with the...
