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Marquess of
Silvela (Spanish: Marqués de
Silvela) is a
hereditary title of
nobility in the
Peerage of
Spain accompanied by the
dignity of Grandee. It was...
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Francisco Silvela y Le
Vielleuze (15
December 1843, in
Madrid – 29 May 1905, in Madrid) was a
Spanish politician who
became Prime Minister of
Spain on...
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Francisco Agustín
Silvela y
Blanco (28
August 1803 – 20
September 1857) was a
Spanish exile who
returned to
become a
prominent lawyer and
politician following...
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Manuel Silvela y Le
Vielleuze KStJ (9
March 1830, in Paris,
Kingdom of
France – 25 May 1892, in Madrid,
Kingdom of Spain) was a
Spanish politician, lawyer...
- useless." He was
named Minister of War in 1900 by
Prime Minister Francisco Silvela, and
occupied this post
under subsequent governments. He was appointed...
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Manuel Silvela y García de Aragón (31
October 1781 – 9 May 1832) was a
Spanish writer,
lawyer and magistrate. At the age of six, he
became an
orphan and...
- Cánovas
himself and on his
death in 1897 it was kept
going by
Francisco Silvela. In 1885, the
party signed the Pact of El
Pardo with the
Liberal Party...
- of Cánovas del Castillo, malagueño [from Málaga], and the
exaltation of
Silvela, no less malagueño. The
dominant ideas have an
Andalusian accent. One paints...
- the sale of the
islands to Germany. The
Spanish Prime Minister Francisco Silvela signed the
treaty on 12
February 1899. It
transferred the
Caroline Islands...
- on 22 July 1900, the
president of the
Consejo de Ministros,
Francisco Silvela,
proposed to the
regent of Spain, María Cristina, a
royal decree to standardise...
