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Bolivar's way to independence
Bolivar declared Venezuela’s independence. -
Bolivar's way to independence
Bolívar led an expeditionary force to retake Venezuela. -
Bolivars way to independence
The bulk of the royalist army surrendered to Bolívar. -
Bolivar's way to independence
Bolívar persuaded Morillo to open armistice negotiations, and the two warriors met in a memorable encounter at Santa Ana, signing in November 1820 a treaty that ended hostilities for a six-month period. -
Bolivar's way to independence
San martin and Bolivar covered completion of the military struggle in Peru as well as the subsequent organization of liberated Hispanic America. -
Bolivar's way to independence
the Spanish viceroy lost the Battle of Ayacucho to Sucre and surrendered with his entire army. -
Bolivar's way to independence
Bolívar was saved from the daggers of the assassins only by the quick-wittedness of Manuela Sáenz. -
Bolivar's way to independence.
Bolivar had died of tuberculosis.