Budget-friendly 1873 - 1914 Archive Of Original Manuscript Letters And Documents Relating To The Liberation Revolution Of Venezuela Handwritten To And From One Of The Country's Greatest Bankers, Financiers, Businessman And General Markdown: -50% [xE3CGrlI]

1873-1914 Venezuela Liberation Revolution Archive

This unparalleled archive offers a rare glimpse into the historical tapestry of Venezuela's Liberation Revolution. Comprising original manuscript letters and documents, it provides a direct connection to one of the nation's most influential figures, Manuel Antonio Matos. A banker, politician, investor, General, and businessman, Matos played a pivotal role in shaping Venezuela's political and economic landscape. This collection is a treasure trove for historians, collectors, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of this pivotal period in Venezuela's history.

• Original manuscripts from a key figure in Venezuela's history
• Letters and documents detailing political and economic influence
• Insight into the Liberation Revolution and its financiers

Product Details

This archive features twenty letters and documents, including two letters by Matos himself, one addressed to Venezuelan historian Vicente Lecuna. The collection also includes financial documents believed to be in Matos' hand, offering a comprehensive view of his role in the Liberation Revolution. The condition of the manuscripts is overall very good, and the size ranges from 4to (over 9¾" - 12" tall). This collection is a testament to Matos' extensive network, including contacts with companies and foreigners operating in Venezuela, and his significant financial contributions to the revolution.

• Twenty letters and documents in excellent condition
• Includes two letters by Manuel Antonio Matos
• Financial documents believed to be in Matos' hand

Practical Uses and Benefits

This archive is an invaluable resource for researchers, collectors, and history enthusiasts. It allows for a deep dive into the political and economic underpinnings of the Liberation Revolution, providing a unique perspective on the role of key figures like Manuel Antonio Matos. The collection is also a personal memoir of one of Venezuela's most influential figures, offering insights into his personal and professional life. This archive is ideal for anyone interested in Latin American history, diplomacy, and the intricate web of financial and political relationships that shaped the region.

• Perfect for historians and collectors of Latin American history
• Valuable for understanding the Liberation Revolution's financial and political dynamics
• Unparalleled access to the personal correspondence of a key historical figure