Republican ideas and citizen virtues: Fermín Toro in the National Convention of Valencia (1858)

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  • Norelis Mora Escorcha Tesista de la Maestría Historia de América UCAB

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62876/lr.v0i17.2708

Keywords:

Fermín Toro, Parliamentary, Virtues, Republic

Abstract

Fermín Toro is an obliged reference in the study of Venezuelan political thought of the XIX century as he was an exemplary citizen as a politician, writer, public servant, and journalist, among others. This article emphasizes his figure as a Member of Parliament and presents an analysis of his interventions in the National Convention of Valencia in July 1858, stressing the notions of the Republic and citizens virtues. This Convention has been described by several historians as the most important among all Conventions carried out in our country thanks to Fermín Toro’s interventions. 

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Author Biography

Norelis Mora Escorcha, Tesista de la Maestría Historia de América UCAB

noreandes@hotmail.com

 

References

Armas, José: Fermín Toro y su época, Caracas, Instituto Nacional de Cultura y Bellas Artes,

impresión de 1966.

Toro, Elías: Fermín Toro, Caracas, Fundación Eugenio Mendoza, “Colección de Biografías” Nº 1, 1952.

Toro, Fermín: Discurso Inaugural de la Convención Nacional de Valencia, 5 de julio de 1858.

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Published

2015-12-16

How to Cite

Mora Escorcha, N. (2015). Republican ideas and citizen virtues: Fermín Toro in the National Convention of Valencia (1858). Lógoi. Revista De Filosofia, (17), 99–120. https://doi.org/10.62876/lr.v0i17.2708

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No. 17 (2010): Revista Lógoi. N°17 Revista de Filosofía

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