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Caballero, Rafael Lucas Rodriguez; Mora, Dora Emilia; Barahona, Maria Eugenia; Williams, Norris HBiblio.com

Caicedo y Flores, Fernando (also Caycedo y Florez).Biblio.com

"COLOMBIA'S INDEPENDENCE WAS IMPRISONED FOR PRINTING ONE OF THESE REVOLUTIONARY WORKS."

LL 705Oracion que en alabanza del ilustrismo senÌƒor Don Fray Christoval de Torres insigne fundador del Colegio Mayor de Nuestra SenÌƒora del Rosario de Santa Fe de Bogota dixo su actual rector doctor don Fernando Caycedo y Florez el dia tres de noviembre de mil setecientos noventa y tres en que en cumplimiento de su ultima voluntad se dioÌ sepultura a su venerable cadaver en la capella de su colegio transladandolo a ella de la Sta. Iglesia Catedral. En Santafe de Bogota: MDCCXCIII: En la Imprenta-Patriotica. Plazuela de San Carlos; 1793.20 52 2 p.; 20 cm. 4to. Signatures: aâ´ b-dÂ² A-Fâ´ Gâ´-G4 a1 a4 G3 versos blank.Extremely rare early Colombian imprint. In this Oracion the first archbishop of BogotÃ¡ from the newly established New Granada praises the founder of one of Colombia's most important universities. This is a speech in praise of Friar CristÃ³bal de Torres y Motones a Spanish ecclesiastic born in Burgos in 1573 and who passed away in SantafÃ© on July 8 1654. In 1653 he founded the Colegio Mayor de Nuestra SeÃ±ora del Rosario. He served as the eighth Archbishop of SantafÃ© de BogotÃ¡ 1635-1654.The Universidad del Rosario officially known as Colegio Mayor de Nuestra SeÃ±ora del Rosario is a private Colombian university founded in 1653 in what was then Santa Fe now BogotÃ¡ by Dominican friar CristÃ³bal de Torres y Motones. The institution is known for its historical heritage and for providing a "scientific ethical and humanistic" education. It is recognized as one of the best universities in Colombia and Latin America. A year after founding the Colegio Mayor del Rosario CristÃ³bal de Torres died in 1654.The Author: Fernando Caicedo y FlÃ³rez Suaita June 15 1756 â€“ BogotÃ¡ February 17 1832 was a Colombian Catholic priest and theologian. He was the first Archbishop of BogotÃ¡ 1827-1832 in the Republic of New Granada and a hero of the Independence movement. He served as a professor and rector of Colegio Mayor de Rosario 1792-93 during which time he wrote this work. Since 1810 the Caicedo family actively participated in the fight for Independence and in 1813 Fernando Caicedo y FlÃ³rez was among the signatories of the declaration of absolute independence for Cundinamarca promoted by Antonio NariÃ±o.The Printing Press: La PatriÃ³tica was the printing press established by Antonio NariÃ±o in SantafÃ© in the New Kingdom of Granada. NariÃ±o a creole from BogotÃ¡ made a significant mark in history as the first Neogranadine to own a printing press which operated for just one year and printed only three works one of which we offer here.Context: Before acquiring the printing press NariÃ±o used to gather close friends and trusted individuals in meetings to discuss various topicsâ€”perhaps news from the Old World and the nascent North American nation as well as his more private plans. These gatherings included people close to NariÃ±o such as Zea Pedro FermÃn Vargas and other enlightened creoles.The Printing Press in BogotÃ¡: The first printing press was brought to SantafÃ© by the Jesuits in 1738. Then in 1777 Viceroy Manuel Antonio FlÃ³rez invested significant resources to bring a printing press from CÃ¡diz and arranged for Manuel Espinosa de los Monteros a renowned printer to move from Cartagena to SantafÃ© to establish the Imprenta Real. Finally in 1793 Antonio NariÃ±o decided to create his own press which he named La PatriÃ³tica located in the square of San Carlos Church close to the main plaza.NariÃ±o hired Diego Espinosa de los Monteros a former worker at the Imprenta Real along with Juan Fulgencio Tomapasca and Antonio Murcia. They were joined by two assistants Manuel MarÃa Torres and Pedro JosÃ© de Vergara. At La PatriÃ³tica the following were printed: the Papel PeriÃ³dico de SantafÃ© by Manuel del Socorro RodrÃguez Friday April 19 1793 OraciÃ³n by Fernando Caicedo 1793 and Derechos del Hombre y del Ciudadano The Rights of Man and the Citizen December 1793 by Antonio NariÃ±o. This phase of Antonio NariÃ±o's life as a publisher is fascinating because it reveals a characteristic of the enlightened society of SantafÃ©â€”its interest in publications which would gain momentum in the following century.The printing of The Rights of Man and the Citizen sparked a revolutionary desire among several members of the creole elite. "In 1793 at the age of 28 Antonio NariÃ±o played a pivotal role that changed his life forever as well as that of the Neogranadine society which was beginning to embrace the ideas of independence from the Spanish crown. In his Patriotic printing press NariÃ±o published the Derechos del Hombre y del Ciudadano drawn from the French Revolution a document banned for its progressive and revolutionary nature.From that point on NariÃ±o the son of Spanish parents and a former Viceroyalty official himself had to dedicate himself to defending his actions. Two years later he was sentenced to 30 years in prison and sent to CÃ¡diz Spain. However after one year six months and 17 days in captivity during a moment of inattention by the guards he managed to escape and traveled through Europe spreading the ideals of Independence until 1797 when he returned to BogotÃ¡" El Espectador.Extremely rare.Â¶ Posada E. Bib.Bogotana p. 100 # 56. esta mal: es Posada E. BibliografÃa Bogotana Bogota 1917 # 76; Palau 50660. Romero p. 195.# WorldCat U.S. Libraries: 2 copies JCB Sunny. LL 705.

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