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Nigromante (11
October 1944–27
April 1962) was an Argentine-bred
thoroughbred racehorse and
notable sire. He won two legs of the
Argentine Triple Crown...
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championing progressive causes, and he
would often use the pen name El
Nigromante, (the Necromancer). He
served in more than one
presidential cabinet and...
- in
Toluca for
several years. In 1847,
thanks to
Ignacio Ramírez, "El
Nigromante" or the
Institute of
Literature opened. In 1851, the "Teatro Prin****l"...
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Vicente Riva Palacio,
Ignacio Manuel Altamirano e
Ignacio Ramírez "El
Nigromante". Aguascalientes, Mexico:
Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes. p. 17...
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continues to
exist today,
known locally as
Bellas Artes or
Centro Cultural El
Nigromante. In the 1940s, ****inson also ****isted
Cossio del
Pomar and
Enrique Fernández...
- muni****l delegations: La
Garita Contla Vista Hermosa Morelos (Santa Rosa)
Nigromante (San Juan de la Montaña) El
Tulillo Tamazula recently gained city status...
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stated that
Mexico was a
confessional state. 1844 –
Ignacio Ramírez "El
Nigromante"
wrote "There is no God:
natural beings support themselves",
causing several...
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Vicente Riva Palacio,
Ignacio Manuel Altamirano e
Ignacio Ramírez "El
Nigromante". Aguascalientes:
Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes. p. 82. Auto-translated...
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attributed to the
Secretary of War and Finance,
Ignacio Ramirez Calzada, El
Nigromante.
Seven months later, on June 7, 1847, the
Institute reopened and students...
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Quintana engineer Mexico City 1919–1984 Oct 20, 2005
Ignacio Ramírez, "El
Nigromante" politician, journalist,
author Guanajuato 1818–1879 Oct 7, 1934 Rafael...
