The civil war of 1841 and the Acha tragedy
Keywords:
civil war, tragedy, Acha, execution of AchaAbstract
In this chapter we read the following concerning the writer of these pages, even though he is not mentioned by name: "One of our most erudite and prolific writers has published a study tending to demonstrate that it is unjust to attribute the execution of Acha to General Pacheco. Among other documents, it is based on the well-known letter of Friar Aldao to Rosas.
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J. B. Terán: Tucumán y el norte argentino, p. 157.
Echeverria: Canto a Avellaneda (Obras. completas, I, 327).
A. Díaz: Historia política y militar, V, 81.
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D. Hudson: Recuerdos históricos, II, 418.
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