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	Gabriel Garcia Moreno, a great model of a Christian statesman
		The man was Gabriel Garcia Moreno, twice President of the Republic, and throughout most of his adult life the nation's most commanding figure as a lawyer, legislator, scholar and soldier, as well as a statesman.
		Gabriel Garcia Moreno was born on December 24, 1821, in Guayaquil, Ecuador, the youngest of eight children.
		Under Garcia Moreno, Ecuador, by an act of its Congress, was dedicated as a nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, on March 25, 1874.
	www.michaeljournal.org /moreno.htm (1440 words)

	Gabriel García Moreno
		His father, Gabriel García Gomez, a native of Villaverde, in Old Castile, had been engaged in commerce at Callao before removing to Guayaquil, where he married Dona Mercedes Moreno, the mother of the future Ecuadorean martyr president.
		In the reorganization of the Constituent Assembly, which was summoned to meet in January, 1861, he insisted that the suffrage should not be territorial, but "direct and universal, under the necessary guarantees of intelligence and morality, and the number of representatives should correspond (proportionally) to that of the electors represented".
		After sparing the lives of the leaders in one of these movements, though they had by all law and custom incurred the penalty of death, he was severely criticized for ordering the execution of another such when it had become evident that an example was necessary for the peace of the republic.
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/g/garcia_moreno,gabriel.html (2142 words)

	Garcia Moreno: Heroic President of Ecuador
		Gabriel Garcia Moreno was born in Guayaquil, in southern Ecuador on December 24, 1821.
		Garcia Moreno took advantage of this situation to mold the government after the Faith, which was deeply rooted throughout the nation.
		Garcia Moreno's tomb in the crypt of the Cathedral of Quito,
	www.tfp.org /TFPForum/western_civilization/garcia_moreno.htm (1418 words)

	ACLA - Biography of Garcia Moreno
		Gabriel Garcia Moreno was certainly the kind of authoritarian ruler who would be — who is — condemned as a "strongman," as if being one of those were necessarily evil.
		Gabriel Garcia Moreno, born on Christmas Eve, 1821, was a native of Guayaquil.
		Inasmuch as it was in 1848 that Garcia Moreno lived in Europe, he also had before his eyes all of the violence and disorder of that year’s revolutionary upheavals in France, Germany, Austria, Italy and elsewhere.
	www.americancatholiclawyers.org /moreno.htm (4224 words)

	Gabriel García Moreno - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Part of the animosity Garcia Moreno generated was his friendship toward the Society of Jesus, better known as the Jesuits.
		Garcia Moreno further reformed the universities, established two polytechnic and agricultural colleges and a military school, and increased the number of primary schools to 500 from 200.
		Garcia Moreno's prediction was correct; he was assassinated exiting the Cathedral in Quito, struck down with knives and revolvers, his last words being: "Dios no muere!" ("God does not die!") So passed from the scene one of the greatest Catholic statesmen the world has ever seen.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gabriel_Garcia_Moreno (1190 words)

	Assembling the "Empire of Morality": The Trials of State-Making in Catholic Ecuador, 1869-1875
		Garcia Moreno viewed Catholicism as "the only remaining bond" in a country "so divided by the interests and passions of parties, regions, and races," and deemed it to be the fundamental basis for citizenship.
		Yet, in the short term, as Garcia Moreno ruled as the ultimate civil authority, he was generally successful in secularizing Church authority and subordinating the Church to his larger state-building aims.
		Garcia Moreno was Constitutional President between 1861 and 1865; and again between 1869 to his assassination in 1875.
	www.yachana.org /research/confs/lasa2000/williams.html (6299 words)

	Ecuador History - Ecuador General Information : GoEcuador.com
		Moreno's government was characterized by the severity of its politics.
		Moreno did not tolerate any other religion apart from Catholicism, he pushed education until it was made mandatory and began the unification of the country with the construction of a railroad from Guayaquil to Quito.
		Garcia Moreno confronted several liberal thinking sectors who finally assassinated him in 1875 during his second term.
	www.goecuador.com /ecuador-general-info/ecuador-history3.html (531 words)

	Class Rules (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A young student, Gabriel Garcia Moreno, attempted to assassinate Juan Jose as discontent spread throughout the nation.
		Gabriel's presidency was depicted by historian Frederick B Pike as: "His personal experiences seem to have influenced his attitudes toward governing his country.
		Not long after Gabriel's third term his presidency was abruptly ended when he was hacked to death by a machete on the steps of the presidential palace.
	www.lorainschools.org /schools/lak/akhs/Nieves/Ecuador.htm (4071 words)

	Railroad of Ecuador (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Under the guidance of President Gabriel Garcia Moreno, this project was initiated after the Constituent Assembly of 1861 where he authorized the recruiting of both national and foreign companies to build a railroad line that would unite the coastal and mountainous regions.
		Before his death, Garcia Moreno was able to install 95 kilometers of the railroad from Duran to Bucay in the Ecuadorian coast.
		In the beginning of the XX century, the liberal government of General Eloy Alfaro, renewed the project by delegating to the North American engineer Sighald Muller, the analysis and study of a new layout that allowed to continue with the construction of the railroad.
	www.quito.gov.ec /ingles/inrailroad.htm (576 words)

	Moreno — FactMonster.com
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	www.factmonster.com /ce6/world/A0834005.html (125 words)

	Ecuador Independence
		Gabriel García Moreno and the Era of Conservatism
		Gabriel García Moreno and the Era of Conservatism
		Moreno's third presidential term was cut short by his assassination; he was hacked to death with a machete on the steps of the presidential palace.
	www.ecuadorexplorer.com /html/first_years_of_independence.html (860 words)

	Book Review by Marian Horvat on Gabriel Garcia Moreno by Mary Maxwell-Scott @ TraditionInAction.org
		Lies and slanders were the only weapons the Revolution had to use against Gabriel Garcia Moreno, because to this day none can deny that this superb administrator not only restored morals and good customs, but also put his country on a sound financial basis and made innumerable reforms and improvements.
		Garcia Moreno is a model for all Catholic statesmen — present as well as those to come in a future restored Christendom.
		The discipline and piety that governed the life of Gabriel Garcia Moreno is best revealed in the brief rule of life he wrote on the last page of his Imitation of Christ, a book he always kept with him.
	www.traditioninaction.org /bkreviews/A_022br_GarciaMoreno.htm (2149 words)

	Tourism with the Train Ferrocarril Ecuador CODESO
		The construction of the railroad of Ecuador constitutes a symbol of national unit that helped to the progress of the country.
		The precursor of the work was President Gabriel García Moreno who began this project after the Constituent Assembly of 1861 authorizing the recruiting of national and foreign companies, so that the railroad could be built.
		In 1873, Gabriel García Moreno, puts to service 91 km of railroad in the Ecuadorian coast from Yaguachi until Milagro.
	www.codeso.com /TurismoEcuador/TurismoTren01E.html (911 words)

	Gabriel Garcia Moreno, Statesman and Martyr
		Still, it is desirable to have some idea of the history of Ecuador and of the region, especially before Garcia Moreno arrived on the scene.
		It is, if only because many in the U.S. are inclined to suppose that everything south of the Rio Grande, geographically and politically, if not culturally, is an extension of their own part of the Hemisphere, or ought to be.
		When I saw in a newspaper an abridged text of the pope’s remarks at the cathedral in Quito in 1985, I could not believe what was omitted: any reference to Garcia Moreno and his death at that spot.
	www.fisheaters.com /moreno.html (6152 words)

	Garcia Marquez - Nobel Prize
		General Gabriel García Moreno ruled Ecuador for sixteen years as an absolute monarch; at his wake, the corpse was seated on the presidential chair, decked out in full-dress uniform and a protective layer of medals.
		Each new work of his is received by expectant critics and readers as an event of world importance, translated into many languages and published as quickly as possible in large editions.
		With his stories, Gabriel García Márquez has created a world of his own which is a microcosmos.
	www.themodernword.com /gabo/gabo_nobel.html (2528 words)

	Oct. 7 2002 History of Ecuador (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		From 1860-1875, Gabriel García Moreno is known as the strong Catholic leader who makes religion a social cement, placing education and social welfare in the hands of the church.
		García Moreno is killed in 1875 by disgruntled peasants.
		Alfaro practices the opposite of García Moreno, secularizing institutions and exiling prominent clergy, until 1911, when he is exiled to Panama and lynched when he tries to return.
	www.jill-ecuador.org /ejournals/20021007_history.htm (1654 words)

	Table of Contents and Excerpt, Yánez Cossío, The Potbellied Virgin
		A central figure in the politics of the nineteenth century was Gabriel García Moreno, twice president of Ecuador (1861-1865 and 1869-1875).
		Fiercely Catholic and conservative, García Moreno championed religious education, organized the central government, and undertook numerous public works projects, among them initial work on a railroad to connect Quito and the port city of Guayaquil.
		Her principal themes have been the roles of women, the power of the church, the nature of representation, and the interpretation of the past.
	www.utexas.edu /utpress/excerpts/exyanpot.html (3974 words)

	History of ECUADOR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This semblance of political stability is followed by fifteen years of undeniable chaos, until in 1860 Gabriel García Moreno, the first of Ecuador's two remarkable caudíllos, seizes power.
		García Moreno is a political theorist whose ideas have been formed by the recent chaos in Ecuador and by Europe's year of revolutions in 1848.
		He is well placed to impose such a view, for he is married to the daughter of the exiled conservative president Juan José Flores.
	www.historyworld.net /wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?historyid=ab93 (1500 words)

	Ecuador History Ecuador, a brief history of Ecuador
		By 1860, Gabriel Garcia Moreno consolidated the country and an era of conservatism began with support from the Catholic Church, which lasted until 1895.
		In order to become a citizen, Ecuadorians had to be 21 years old, married and they had to be literate.
		When news of the dead of Garcia Moreno reached him he exclaimed, "My Pen Killed Him!".
	www.ecuaworld.com /discover/historia.htm (1544 words)

	St. Colman Mac Duagh - Our Lady of Good Success
		Gabriel was carrying a Ciborium filled with Hosts which Our Lady explained: "This signifies the Most August Sacrament of the Eucharist, which will be distributed by my Catholic priests to faithful Christians belonging to the Holy Roman, Catholic and Apostolic Church, whose visible head is the Pope, the King of Christianity.
		Gabriel García Moreno (1821-1875), consecrated the republic to the Sacred Heart of Jesus in 1873.
		Pope Pius IX paid him tribute as a man who had died "the death of a martyr...a victim to his Faith and Christian charity." In the Cathedral of Quito there is a display of Gabriel Moreno's incorrupt heart and the famous painting of Our Lady of Quito, which wept at the moment of his martyrdom.
	www.stcolman.com /goodsuccess.html (2529 words)

	New Catholic Dictionary: Gabriel Garcia Moreno (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Elected president, 1861, he ratified a concordat with Pius IX, infuriating his adversaries.
		Garcia Moreno supported his successor, but was forced, 1869, to head It provisional Conservative government to frustrate an impending Liberal coup d'etat.
		When the Holy See was despoiled, 1810, Garcia Moreno, alone of all rulers of the world, protested against the outrageous violations of the Vienna Treaty.
	www.catholic-forum.com /saints/ncd03470.htm (196 words)

	Ecuador Bank Notes
		He was outspoken against Ecuador's two dictators that ruled during his life: Gabriel García Moreno and Ignacio de Veintimilla.
		After publishing his book, El Cosmopolita, viciously attacked Moreno, Montalvo was exiled to Colombia, where he would write most of his later works.
		Ecuador became the leader in the fields of science and higher education within Latin America during his presidency.
	www.tomchao.com /sa/sa7a.html (322 words)

	Juan María Montalvo Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		By then the Liberals had been ousted by the Conservatives, led by Gabriel García Moreno, and Montalvo was excluded from public employment.
		Montalvo spent his years in exile, in the words of one of his biographers, "in exasperating moral and economic conditions." He received economic support from another exiled Liberal, living then in Panama, Eloy Alfaro.
		During this period Montalvo's writing consisted mostly of vitriolic and defamatory attacks on García Moreno.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/juan-maria-montalvo (621 words)

	Gabriel Garcia Menocal D. 4 APR 1837
		Gabriel Garcia Menocal D. Gabriel Garcia Menocal D. Summary
		This site has details of other people with the surname Garcia Menocal and an index to other surnames.
		Please send any comments about the information on this page to Juan Ignacio Moreno.
	members.tripod.com /Juan_Ignacio_Moreno/familia/p288.html (58 words)

	GarcÃa Moreno, Gabriel - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		GARCÍA MORENO, GABRIEL [García Moreno, Gabriel], 1821-75, president of Ecuador (1861-65, 1869-75), b.
		A man of fervent religious convictions, he gradually became obsessed with the idea of government dominated by the Roman Catholic Church.
		More information is at your fingertips at HighBeam Research:
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-garciamo.html (158 words)

	Catholic Community Forum Discussion Groups - Gabriel Garcia Moreno ~ Martyr!
		Catholic Community Forum Discussion Groups - Gabriel Garcia Moreno ~ Martyr!
		IMO he ought to be canonized as a martyr!
		"Garcia Moreno was really sincere in practicing his Faith publicly, as it is demonstrated by the rule for his daily life that he wrote on the back page of the copy of The Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis that was found in his pocket after his assassination:
	www.catholic-forum.com /forums/showthread.php?p=71167#post71167 (368 words)

	García Márquez, Gabriel - ENCYCLOPEDIA - The History Channel UK
		García Márquez, Gabriel, 1928-, Colombian novelist, short-story writer, and journalist, b.
		Widely considered the greatest living Latin American master of narrative, García Márquez won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982.
		THE HISTORY CHANNEL and BIOGRAPHY are trademarks of AandE Television Networks used under license ©2004 AandE Television Networks.
	www.thehistorychannel.co.uk /site/search/search.php?word=GarciaMa (424 words)

	Gabriel Moreno-Hagelsieb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Moreno-Hagelsieb, G. and Soberon, X. (1996) Protein engineering as a powerful tool for the chemical modification of enzymes.
		Gurrola, G.B., Moreno-Hagelsieb, G., Zamudio, F.Z., Garcia, M., Soberon, X. and Possani, L.D. (1994) The disulfide bridges of toxin 2 from the scorpion Centruroides noxius Hoffmann and its three-dimensional structure calculated using the coordinates of variant 3 from Centruroides sculpturatus.
		My interests are varied, but I might say that my main motivation is on the understanding of functional plasticity.
	www.cifn.unam.mx /moreno (824 words)

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