Was don José Duaso y Latre patriarch of the West Indies?

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  • José Torres-Remírez Universidad de Zaragoza

Keywords:

Catholic Church, 19th century, Carlist war, Goya, Fernando VII, absolutism

Abstract

History has many gaps that researchers are slowly trying to fill. However, there will always be dark spots. One of them is the ostentation of the position of Patriarch of the West Indies between the resignation of Antonio Allué Sesé and the appointment of Manuel Fraile García. The history of the West Indies Patriarchate and the life of Don José Duaso y Latre, the canon who is believed to have held the position of Patriarch for eight months, will be discussed.

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Author Biography

José Torres-Remírez, Universidad de Zaragoza

Facultad de Empresa y Gestión Pública

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Published

2020-03-02

How to Cite

Torres-Remírez, J. . (2020). Was don José Duaso y Latre patriarch of the West Indies?. Razón Y Fe, 281(1444), 173–182. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/razonyfe/article/view/12335

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Vol. 281 No. 1444 (2020): marzo-abril

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