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University of Nottingham genderlatam Research 2001-2006 Project database

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María Josefa Martínez de Pinillos, Condesa de Olmos

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Gender: F
Ethnic origin: White

Biographical details

A member of the Trujillo nobility, she staunchly supported the independence cause. She was an enthusiastic propagandist who convinced many to support the patriots. After San Martín voluntarily left Peru she hosted political tertulias in her home, where she worked to consolidate independence. When Bolívar arrived, she remained faithful to her republican beliefs and worked with Bolívar. (García y García, 282-283)

Related to Natividad Pinillos de Eléspuru?

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1822

She hosted political tertulias after San Martín left Peru in 1822.

References

García y García, Elvira, (1924), La mujer peruana a través de los siglos

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