El discreto encanto de la mediación: militares, misioneros y caciques en la frontera de Córdoba (segunda mitad del siglo XIX)
Since 1862, Argentina began the slow process of national organization. During this process, the national government had to face strong internal dissent who reject the centralist project of organization and serious difficult for conquer a territory that was considered "national" but t...
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Centre de Recherches sur les Mondes Américains
2011
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| Sumario: | Since 1862, Argentina began the slow process of national organization. During this process, the national government had to face strong internal dissent who reject the centralist project of organization and serious difficult for conquer a territory that was considered "national" but that, indeed, was inhabited, since ancient times, for indigenous peoples that had not yet been submitted. While waiting to have the strength to deal with the conquest of that space, the government maintained with these native groups, a diplomatic policy in the regular signing treaties. The aim of this study is to analyze the concrete practice of negotiations that occurred in the Comandancia de Frontera del Interior, which included the southern frontier of Cordoba, Mendoza and San Luis, during the years 1870-1873. For this time, the national government tried to implementing the law 215, punished in 1865, which established the territorial advance to the Rio Colorado. This circumstance resulted in the alternation, and in some moments, simultaneous diplomatic practices and military action causing a constant rearrangement of taking extreme positions and diplomatic skills of indigenous leaders and frontiers authorities |
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