Simón Bolívar The Life and Legacy of the Venezuelan Leader Who Liberated Much of Latin America from the Spanish Empire-P2P
When tyranny becomes law, rebellion is a right.” – Simуn Bolнvar
Although he is unquestionably one of the most studied leaders of the 19th century, Simуn Bolнvar remains today as enigmatic as he was two centuries ago, when his vision and presence largely inspired the overthrow of the Spanish Empire in the New World. The legend of Simуn Bolнvar has a great deal to do with the Siddhartha-like transition of a Creole aristocrat into an impoverished revolutionary; a sparsely educated but pampered aesthete into a premier Enlightenment thinker, and a privileged youth into a warrior of almost mythological prowess. And while all of it, to a greater or lesser extent, is true, Simуn Bolнvar was also a revolutionary of an atypical variety. The transformational ideals of Simуn Bolнvar did not always conform to the uncompromising canons of the French Revolution, or the libertarianism and individual freedoms of the American, and nor was he instinctively hostile to the concept of monarchy or aristocracy. His identification with principles of Enlightenment was leavened by exception, and by consideration, and although his military skills have certainly been overstated, they have tended to be judged against the background of Spanish moral and material collapse in the New World.

Simón Bolívar The Life and Legacy of the Venezuelan Leader Who Liberated Much of Latin America from the Spanish Empire-P2P
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