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Jaime Bausate y Mesa
Other names/titles: Bauzate, Francisco Antonio Cabello y Mesa, Aristarco, Midósolo, Filomito, Eumolpo, Arcadio
Gender: M
Ethnic origin: White
Biographical details
Born in Estremadura, Spain, in 1765, he was also known as Francisco Antonio Cabello y Mesa. His first paper was the
Diario de Madrid that appeared in 1790 and lasted for 2 years. (Rosas Lauro, 146)
He founded
El Diario Curioso, Erudito, Económico y Comercial de Lima in 1790 and edited it until 1792. (Martínez Riaza, 29).
He founded and edited the
Diario de Lima, 1790-1793. De Valle claims this was the first diario in South America. The first edition came out on 1 October 1790. To sustain it, Bausate formed a society called Filopolitica, whose members used Greek pseudonyms. Subscription cost 15 reales monthly. In 1792, Viceroy Gil de Taboada replaced him as “no conveniente para la tarea”. Martín Saldaña took his place. The paper ceased publication on 26 September 1793. The society and the diario only lasted 2 years despite the protection of Viceroy Gil de Taboada y Lemus. (Romero de Valle, 45, 106, 302.)
He married María Dolores Blanco. (Medina, 214)
(Related to Manuela Mesa and Dolores Mesa?)
Life Events
| Other |
1790 | He founded El Diario Erudito in 1790. |
References
Tamayo Vargas, Agusto, (), Literatura peruana
Romero de Valle, Emilia, (1966), Diccionario manual de literatura peruana y materias afines
Martínez Riaza, Ascención, (1985), La prensa doctrina en la independencia de Perú, 1811-1824
Zegarra, Margarita, (1999), Mujeres y genero en la historia del Peru
Clément, Jean-Pierre, (1979), Indices del Mercurio Peruano, 1790-1795
Medina, José Toribo, (1988), La imprenta en Lima (1584-1824), Tomo III, 1768-1810
Publications
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Links
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