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Burns, E. Bradford. Latin America: A Concise Interpretive History. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1972. Print.
Williams, John Hoyt. "Governor Velasco, the Portuguese and the Paraguayan Revolution of 1811: A New Look." The Americas 28.4 (1972): 441-49. JSTOR. Web. 12 Nov. 2014.
- Velasco accused of accepting Portuguese aid
- Paraguay to the Portuguese?
- Velasco removed from office
- Noticed for his integrity, he is promoted
- 1811 Paraguay free from Spain --->
- 1813 Jose made dictator after Constitution change
- Propaganda, then a fight we will fight
- December 18, 1810 Belgrano enters Paraguay
- January 19, 1811 Belgrano's forces lose
- Velasco thought his forces lost, flees the battlefield
- Another loss in Mid-march at Rio Tacuri
- Belgrado let off on easy terms
- Revolution, Junta plan to control former land
- Junta learn other areas view, Paraguay?
- Espinola sent, despised, runs for his life
- Manuel Belgrado given the job to recollect
Paraguay
- False reports lead to underestimated
task