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	AllRefer.com - Justo JosE de Urquiza (Argentinian History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Justo JosE de Urquiza[hOO´stO hOsA´ thA OOrkE´sA] Pronunciation Key, 1801–70, Argentine general and politician, president of the confederation (1854–60).
		A constituent assembly adopted (1853) a constitution based primarily on the ideas of J. Alberdi, and Urquiza was inaugurated president in Mar., 1854.
		Urquiza defeated at Cepeda the provincial army led by BartolomE Mitre (Oct., 1859), and Buenos Aires agreed to reenter the confederation.
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	Justo Jose Urquiza Biography / Biography of Justo Jose Urquiza Main Biography
		The Argentine dictator, general, and statesman Justo José Urquiza (1801-1870) was an ardent federalist and all his life fought against the dominance of the province of Buenos Aires at the expense of the interior provinces.
		Justo José Urquiza was born on Oct. 18, 1801, in Arroyo de la China, in the province of Entre Rios.
		Urquiza became involved in the civil wars of the 1820s on the side of the provinces and rose rapidly in rank under Governor Echague.
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	Justo Jose de Urquiza
		URQUIZA, Justo Jose de (oor-kee'-thah), Argentine soldier, born in Arroyo de la China, near the capital of Entre Rios, 19 March, 1800; died in San Jose, 11 April, 1870.
		Urquiza, on 1 May, issued a manifesto, calling upon the nation to throw off the yoke of the dictator, and on the 29th of that month he concluded, as governor of Entre Rios, an offensive and defensive alliance with Brazil and Uruguay against Rosas.
		Urquiza tried to subdue the city, but after an unsuccessful campaign raised they siege on 13 July, 1853, and in November of that year was elected constitutional president for the other thirteen states, with residence in Parana.
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	Justo Jose de Urquiza Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Justo José de Urquiza (October 18, 1801 - April 11, 1870) was an Argentine general and politician.
		A constituent assembly adopted (1853) a constitution based primarily on the ideas of Juan Bautista Alberdi, and Urquiza was inaugurated president in March 1854.
		Urquiza defeated the provincial army led by Bartolomé Mitre in October 1859, and Buenos Aires agreed to re-enter the confederation.
	www.biographybase.com /biography/Urquiza_Justo_Jose_de.html (276 words)

	1837. 2001. The Encyclopedia of World History
		Justo José Urquiza (1801–70), caudillo of Entre Ríos, withdrew his support from Rosas.
		Urquiza became chief executive, and a federal constitution, to which Buenos Aires refused to adhere, was promulgated (May 1).
		War between the provinces and Buenos Aires, which was defeated (Oct. 22) and agreed to union with the federation.
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	Battle of Caseros - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		As provisional Director of the Argentine Confederation, Urquiza sponsored the creation of the Constitution in 1853, and became the first constitutional President of Argentina in 1854.
		Rosas had declared war on Brazil in 1851, which led to the signing of a treaty, on 21 November 1851, among the governments of Entre Ríos, Corrientes, Uruguay and the Brazilian Empire.
		In compliance with the treaty, Urquiza led a joint army and crossed the Morón Stream, positioning his forces in Monte Caseros, located in the outskirts of the city of Buenos Aires (today between Caseros and El Palomar, Tres de Febrero, within Greater Buenos Aires).
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	Argentina - MSN Encarta
		In 1852 General Justo Urquiza, a former governor of Entre Ríos province, led an uprising that toppled Rosas.
		Urquiza received assistance from exiled Unitarians in Uruguay and from Brazil.
		In 1861 civil war erupted again, and in the Battle of Pavón the forces of Buenos Aires under General Bartolomé Mitre defeated the army of the Confederation under Urquiza.
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	Justo Jose Urquiza - More Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Justo José ɗe Urquiza у García (October 18 ; 1801 &nɗash; April 11 ; 1870) was an Argentina general anɗ politician
		In 1853; a Constituent Assemblу aɗopteɗ a constitution baseɗ primarilу on the iɗeas of Juan Bautista Alberɗi ; anɗ Urquiza was inaugurateɗ presiɗent in March 1854
		Urquiza ɗefeateɗ the provincial armу leɗ bу Bartolomé Mitre in October 1859; anɗ Buenos Aires agreeɗ to re-enter the Confeɗeration
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	Argentina - MSN Encarta
		The dictatorial regime of Rosas was overthrown in 1852 by a revolutionary group led by General Justo Urquiza, a former governor of Entre Ríos Province, who received assistance from Uruguay and Brazil.
		In 1853 a federal constitution was adopted, and Urquiza became first president of the Argentine Republic.
		Economic conditions improved substantially during the administration of General Augustín Justo, but political turbulence intensified, culminating in an unsuccessful Radical uprising in 1933 and 1934.
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	HighBeam Encyclopedia - Urquiza, Justo José de (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		URQUIZA, JUSTO JOSÉ DE [Urquiza, Justo José de], 1801-70, Argentine general and politician, president of the confederation (1854-60).
		As the caudillo of Entre Ríos prov., he helped sustain the power of Juan Manuel de Rosas.
		Urquiza met the army of Buenos Aires, again led by Mitre, at Pavón (Sept., 1861).
	encyclopedia.com /html/U/Urquiza.asp (260 words)

	History Channel Search Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		In 1853 Mitre was appointed minister of war in the Buenos Aires provincial government and in this post attempted to resist Urquiza’s plan for the province to join the newly proclaimed Argentine Republic.
		In 1859 the troops under Mitre’s command were defeated by Urquiza, and Buenos Aires joined the federation.
		Mitre was made governor of Buenos Aires Province in 1860 and defeated Urquiza at the Battle of Pavon in 1861.
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	History of Concepcion of the Uruguay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Federative organization was the decoy bird of the peoples, and it went one of its children who gathered it without renunciations, to project the towards the four courses of the fatherland.
		Jose Justo de Urquiza tied to Concepcion del Uruguay to his life and to his glory.
		From that day of 1826 in that being deputy of the session of the legislature achieved that it is sanctioned the law for the who is deposed it city, to the present hours, in that his remainses lie covered in the church that himself did raise.
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	Argentina background file (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		In 1829 Argentina comes under the rule of the dictator Juan Manuel de Rosas, a despot who will remain in power until 1852, when he is toppled in an uprising led by General Justo Urquiza.
		On 25 May 1853, Argentina is constituted as a confederation headed by a president.
		Urquiza is appointed as the country's first president.
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		Urquiza, los peones y esclavos pudiesen asistir regularmente al oficio religioso.
		Justo Josef crece junto a sus hermanos y aprende los oficios camperos de doma de potros en el corral de piedra, que su padre hiciera construir especialmente para tal fin.
		Siendo ya General Urquiza construye el Palacio San José, donde se traslada junto a su familia, y suele visitar la estancia donde nació para que sus hijos recuerden el esfuerzo de sus padres.
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		Their first aim was to release Montevideo from Oribe's forces and put Rosas' ally out of fight.
		In July, while the Imperial Fleet cut the communications between Rosas and his ally by taking control of La Plata river, Urquiza's troops entered Uruguay.
		From this point, Urquiza's eyes turned to Buenos Aires where he belived a hard task awaited for him.
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	Prospectus for Investment in the Americas
		General Justo Urquiza over took him in 1852, with help from Brazilian and Uruguayan forces.
		In 1853, General Justo Urquiza became the first president of the Argentine Confederation and established a federal constitution.
		After defeating General Justo Urquiza, the Confederation collapsed.
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		The Imperial navy quickly blocked Buenos Aires harbor, restricted the movement of the Argentinean Navy (which stayed loyal to the president) and made the landing of troops in order to give combat to Rosas army.
		In 1852 in the Batlle of Caseros, Rosas is defeated by the combined force of Justo Jose Urquiza and the Imperial Army.
		Rosas had to move into exile, while Urquiza became Argentina's new president.
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	Power and Politics in the 19th-Century River Plate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The political stability Rosas achieved through these brutal means did lead to an emerging sense of national identity, but the social and human costs exacted a steep price.
		In 1852, General Justo José Urquiza, a caudillo from the province of Entre Ríos, led a combined force of Unitarios, Brazilians and his provincial army to overthrow Rosas.
		While Urquiza replaced Rosas as dictator of Argentina, he oversaw the formation of a national federation of provinces, although the province Buenos Aires would opt out.
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	Mexico and Argentina
		The surviving enemies fled and waged a propaganda war against him saying that he had repressive policies and failed to promote economic development.
		In 1852, General Justo Urquiza led an uprising which won over Rosas.
		In 1853, a Federal Constitution was adopted, and Urquiza became first president of the Argentine Confederation.
	daphne.palomar.edu /marguello_students/Fall_2003/005987620/Mid_Term_Essay.htm (1568 words)

	Justo José de Urquiza
		A constituent assembly adopted (1853) a constitution based primarily on the ideas of J. Alberdi
		, and Urquiza was inaugurated president in Mar., 1854.
		Urquiza defeated at Cepeda the provincial army led by Bartolomé
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	Rudecindo Alvarado (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Appointed governor of Salta, he ran afoul of the federalist movement led by Juan Manuel Rosas and fled to Chile where he remained in exile until Rosas was deposed in 1852.
		José Justo Urquiza, the leader of the newly formed Argentine Confederation, named Alvarado minister of war and the navy in 1854.
		He resigned shortly afterward to again become governor of his native Salta where he lived out the remainder of his days.
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	Urquiza, Justo Jose de 1801-1870 books, find the lowest prices
		Urquiza, Justo Jose de 1801-1870 books, find the lowest prices
		Elecciones Y Revolucion : Orono, Urquiza Y Mitre
		Urquiza : Su Testamento Historico, Politico Y Moral Principales Proclamas, Mensajes, Discursos Y Cartas
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		Great Britain and France retaliated by blockading Buenos Aires, but Rosas persevered.
		In 1851 Justo Urquiza (1800–70), a former supporter of Rosas, led a rebellion against him backed by Brazil and Uruguay.
		Ousted in 1852, Rosas spent the rest of his life in exile and died in England.
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