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Juan Donoso Cortés

1809 to 1853 3 documented presences 2 places

Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Juan Donoso Cortés across 2 places, from 1809 to 1853. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Juan Francisco María de la Salud Donoso Cortés y Fernández Canedo, marqués de Valdegamas (6 May 1809 – 3 May 1853) was a Spanish writer, diplomat, politician, and Catholic political theologian.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Juan Donoso Cortés was documented, and when

6 May 1809exact date
Valle de la Serenaattested “Cortés was born at Valle de la Serena (Extremadura) on 6 May 1809.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
March 1841month
Parisattested “With the fall of the regency of Maria Christina, Donoso went into exile with the former Queen-regent; from March 1841 to the autumn of 1843, Donoso spent almost all of his time in Paris.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
3 May 1853exact date
Parisattested “Juan Donoso Cortés died in the Spanish Embassy in Paris on 3 May 1853.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés

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Places Juan Donoso Cortés is documented in

Paris2 presences · 1841 to 1853
Valle de la Serena1 presence · 1809

Other places tied to Juan Donoso Cortés in the record

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1823 to 1828period
University of Sevillementioned “In 1823, at age 14, he entered the University of Seville to study law, and would remain there until 1828.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
October 1829month
Colegiomentioned “In October 1829, Cortés was offered a professorship in aesthetics and politics at the Colegio de San Pedro de Caceres.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
July 1834month
Madridmentioned “Donoso protested the massacre of friars by anti-clerical liberals in Madrid in July 1834 in a memo to Maria Christina.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
1843year
Spainmentioned “Donoso returned to Spain in late 1843 and played a key role in granting majority status to Queen Isabella II, ending the regency of Baldomero Espartero.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
January 1849month
Spainmentioned “In January 1849, Donoso gave a speech in the Cortes, "On Dictatorship," defending the actions of General Narvaez in suppressing any traces of revolutionary activity in Spain.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
1851year
Francementioned “In 1851, Donoso was appointed as the Spanish ambassador to France, presenting his credentials to the court of President, and later Emperor, Louis Napoleon, who would reign under the title of Napoleon III.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés
1854 to 1855period
Madridmentioned “Donoso Cortés's works were collected in five volumes at Madrid (1854–1855) under the editorship of Gavino Tejado.” source: Wikipedia: Juan Donoso Cortés

Documented at the same place, the same year

Pierre JanssenLycée Charlemagne · 1853Franz LisztParis · 1841Louise of OrléansParis · 1841

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