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Marshall Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado,
President of Peru...
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second son of
Pedro Castilla, of Spanish-Argentine origin, and
Juana Marquezado de Romero, who was of part
Aymara descent. In 1807 he
traveled to Lima...
- A. Cáceres
Dorregaray Patron of the
Cavalry branch: Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado Patron of the
Artillery branch: José Joaquín Inclán Gonzáles
Vigil Patron...
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entering Peru is, de facto, made free. In 1854,
President Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado declared slavery abolished. Today, Afro-Peruvian
communities celebrate...
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mariscal don Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado (English:
Biography in
anecdotes of the
great Marshal Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado). -- [Lima] : F. y E. Rosay,...
- that, he
returned to Spain, and in 1724 he was
appointed Governor of
Marquezado Valley, in Mexico, so he
returned to this place. In 1740, the Spanish...
- Guayaquil,
returning to Lima
under the
direction of
Marshal Ramón
Castilla y
Marquezado.
Promoted to lieutenant, he went to the
Artillery Column with
Plaza in...
