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25: 93: 370:. But Moyano refused to accept the treaty and faced Aldao in the Battle of Pilar on 22 September 1829. At the start of the battle, the Unitarian officers executed Francisco Aldao, sent by the general to make peace. José Félix Aldao won the battle. After learning of the death of his brother, he ordered most of the captured officers shot. Among them died 511:
and the establishment of settlements in the desert. He suffered a terrible agony during his last year and a half of life. A small tumor formed in front of one eye, steadily growing despite efforts to excise or cauterize it. The medicine of that time had no way of dealing with cancer. Aldao delegated power to his minister Dr.
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After the victory, Aldao assumed full military and political power in his province and gave himself the rank of general. He used that power in a very violent form, including forced contributions, flogging and death sentences to the Unitarians. According to Sarmiento, he went as far as to castrate his
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Aldao was chosen to direct guerrilla operations in the Sierra. He roused the indigenous people to withhold resources from the royalists, to support the patriot army and to undertake minor operations, with hundreds of small battles. The royalists resorted to terror in response, and Aldao also showed
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The remainder of Aldao's government was particularly despotic. He declared "insane" all the Unitarians iliving in Mendoza in order to legally confiscate their property. In contrast, his administration promoted the development of the province, particularly in the south where he sponsored irrigation
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Aldao became the Federalist leader in the west of the country and imposed his authority over the governments of the neighboring provinces of San Juan and San Luis. After the death of Quiroga, Aldao adopted a posture of obsequiousness toward Rosas. By that time he was starting to show symptoms of
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and fixed that river as the southern boundary of the province. Their retreat was disastrous, with the troops stalked by thirst and hunger. Still, the south of the province was pacified and some Chilean farmers settled there who wintered their cattle in the valleys of the cordillera of the Andes.
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Aldao was taken prisoner and taken to Córdoba. Several Unitarian leaders asked Paz for his death, but Paz kept him in prison while invading the provinces that retained federal governments, including Mendoza. There, Governor Corvalán and his brother Jose were killed by the Indians among whom had
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Aldao returned to the province of Mendoza in 1824 and dedicated himself to wine production. He would gradually become addicted to drink. In July 1825, a revolution led by Catholic priests deposed the San Juan governor
494:. Acha was taken prisoner and sent to Aldao, who avenged his defeat: he had him shot and his head cut off, placing it on top of a pole for all to see. A few weeks later, Lamadrid took Mendoza, but an army led by 459:. In response to a short lived revolution, he had himself elected Governor of the Province of Mendoza in early 1841 and invaded La Rioja with 2,700 men. Lavalle evaded him, but Colonel 460: 515:
in January 1845 and died a few days later, on 19 January . He was buried, at his request, with his Dominican friar's habit and also the general's uniform, one above the other.
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In late 1832 Aldao returned to Mendoza, where he was given the post of commanding general of the province. He campaigned against native nations of the south - pehuenches and
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434:. The Argentines prevailed but suffered considerable losses in the aftermath, when an outpost was overrun and almost all its occupants killed. The column reached the 491: 265: 512: 145: 360: 356: 383: 810: 693: 715:, nombre de imprenta que ha recibido la historia clínica realizada por Rivera sobre el tema de la enfermedad terminal que padeció Félix Aldao. 280:. His strength, size and energy made him more suitable for an army uniform than for a cassock. He fought throughout the campaign in Chile in 382:
adversaries. He organized a new army, accompanying Quiroga in their war against the Córdoba Unitarians. They were defeated by Paz in the
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wrote fed his legend. An effective ruler, he did much for his province, but was also one of the cruelest federalist leaders.
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sought refuge. After the capture of Paz, Lamadrid took him in his retreat to Tucumán, and then deported him to
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and returned to San Juan, but Acha was waiting on the edge of the desert and totally defeated him in the
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college and soon entered the order. He was ordained a priest in 1806, and gained a doctorate in
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he suddenly took up arms and fought beside the soldiers. Due to this, on the advice of general
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He quickly returned to Mendoza, where he signed a peace treaty with the governor, general
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Aldao joined the provincial army as commander of the southern border, with bases in
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on the day that Argentina declared its independence in 1816. Moyano also was shot.
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in fierce fighting on 31 March and 1 April 1833 at Arroyo del Rosario, in today's
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along with his brothers to campaign in Chile as chaplain of a regiment. In the
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tribes who inhabit the south of the province of Mendoza in October 1828.
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great cruelty. During that war he was promoted to lieutenant colonel.
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In 1839 a new civil war began, but it did not affect Mendoza until
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madness, perhaps caused by syphilis or by a tumor on his forehead.
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on October 11, 1785, the son of an army captain from what is now
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and soldier who became a general and then the undisputed
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had overthrown the governor and arrested his brothers.
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Aldao defeated 16:Argentine Dominican friar and soldier 598:Zeballos, Estanislao Severo (1878). 18: 720:José Félix Aldao, el freile general 446: 13: 739:Academia Nacional de la Historia, 705: 401: 38:it lacks sufficient corresponding 14: 822: 479:, who took the city of San Juan. 750:, Ed. Plus Ultra, Bs. As., 1965. 722:. Ed. Plus Ultra, Bs. As., 1972. 713:Pasión y muerte del Fraile Aldao 628:José Félix Aldao - Revisionistas 374:, who had been president of the 315: 23: 801:Deaths from cancer in Argentina 786:People from Mendoza, Argentina 606: 591: 566: 542: 505: 1: 753:Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino, 734:Campañas militares argentinas 692:Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino. 518: 781:Argentine military chaplains 748:Pacheco y la campaña de Cuyo 523: 372:Francisco Narciso de Laprida 351:. The caudillo of La Rioja, 7: 755:El general Fray Félix Aldao 573:Benavides, Nazario (2007). 457:Battle of Quebracho Herrado 278:Mounted Grenadiers Regiment 210:José Félix Esquivel y Aldao 134:Gregorio Aráoz de La Madrid 10: 827: 637: 537:NAZARIO BENAVÍDES – Gazeta 270:Juan Gregorio de las Heras 231:Domingo Faustino Sarmiento 99:Fernando García del Molino 732:Ruiz Moreno, Isidoro J., 500:Battle of Rodeo del Medio 412:Desert Campaign (1833–34) 347:overthrew the Federalist 306:Salvador María del Carril 203: 193: 179: 160: 155: 151: 139: 127: 116: 109: 105: 90: 83: 729:, Ed, Hyspamérica, 1987. 613:Saldías, Adolfo (1892). 492:Battle of La Chacarilla 266:Battle of Guardia Vieja 53:more precise citations. 513:Celedonio de la Cuesta 396:Battle of La Ciudadela 146:Celedonio de la Cuesta 725:Zinny, José Antonio, 482:Aldao quickly joined 237:From friar to colonel 791:Argentine Dominicans 554:revisionistas.com.ar 416:Juan Manuel de Rosas 357:Battle of La Tablada 353:Juan Facundo Quiroga 349:Juan Bautista Bustos 310:Bernardino Rivadavia 675:"Nazario Benavídez" 657:"NAZARIO BENAVÍDES" 550:"Nazario Benavídez" 376:Congress of Tucumán 361:Juan Agustín Moyano 111:Governor of Mendoza 796:Argentine generals 746:Quesada, Ernesto, 645:"José Félix Aldao" 384:Battle of Oncativo 368:Rudecindo Alvarado 274:José de San Martín 243:Mendoza, Argentina 189:Mendoza, Argentina 174:Mendoza, Argentina 584:978-950-605-498-4 484:Nazario Benavídez 461:José María Flores 432:La Pampa Province 424:Nazario Benavídez 297:Peruvian campaign 262:Army of the Andes 255:Santiago de Chile 247:Santa Fe Province 207: 206: 79: 78: 71: 818: 743:, Bs. 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Fernando García del Molino
Governor of Mendoza
Gregorio Aráoz de La Madrid
Celedonio de la Cuesta
Mendoza, Argentina
Federalist
Dominican friar
Federalist
caudillo
Mendoza Province
Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
Mendoza, Argentina
Santa Fe Province
Dominican
Santiago de Chile
Army of the Andes
Battle of Guardia Vieja
Juan Gregorio de las Heras
José de San Martín
Mounted Grenadiers Regiment
Chacabuco
Cancha Rayada
Maipú
Peruvian campaign

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