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Secuencia

On-line version ISSN 2395-8464Print version ISSN 0186-0348

Abstract

EIRIS, Ariel Alberto. The Baltimore Exile, of Moreno, Agrelo and Pazos Silva in 1817: Political Networks, Discourses, and Personal Redefinitions. Secuencia [online]. 2022, n.114, e2064.  Epub Feb 07, 2023. ISSN 2395-8464.  https://doi.org/10.18234/secuencia.v0i114.2064.

Manuel Moreno, Pedro José Agrelo and Vicente Pazos Silva were three lawyers with active legal and political participation in the Río de la Plata. As part of their actions, they suffered exile to the United States. The exile, as a personal and group experience, was sustained on the personal networks of the three nursing homes. Given this, it is relevant to understand how were the social networks on which they relied, in what allowed the changes that they suffered, how their discourses mutated depending on the new political contexts and how the three figures redefined themselves in their trajectories through starting from the experience of exile that they shared. In this way, a relational analysis of practices and discourses will be made, in relation to the current socio-political networks. It is argued that the networks to which they belonged were associated with North American businessman, Chilean politicians and from the Banda Oriental, in addition to the fact that the figures in question would have to change their professional orientation, except for Agrelo because of exile.

Keywords : Manuel Moreno; Pedro José Agrelo; Vicente Pazos Silva; exilie; Baltimore.

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