Travels through the interior provinces of Columbia : in two volumes : vol II, wiith engravings / by Colonel J. P. Hamilton, late chief commissioner from his britannic majesty to the Republic of Columbia

"Doctor Borrero now congratulated us on our safe arrival at his native place. His father, who, as I before stated, was a Spaniard, had settled with his family in La Plata, after serving for some years as an officer in the Spanish army. Here he accumulated a large fortune ; leaving at his death...

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Autores:
Hamilton, John Potter, 1777-1873
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Fecha de publicación:
1827
Institución:
Universidad EAFIT
Repositorio:
Repositorio EAFIT
Idioma:
spa
OAI Identifier:
oai:repository.eafit.edu.co:10784/31621
Acceso en línea:
http://hdl.handle.net/10784/31621
Palabra clave:
COLOMBIA - DESCRIPCIONES Y VIAJES - SIGLO XIX
QUINDÍO (COLOMBIA) - DESCRIPCIONES Y VIAJES - SIGLO XIX
BOYACÁ (COLOMBIA) - DESCRIPCIONES Y VIAJES - SIGLO XIX
POPAYÁN (COLOMBIA) - DESCRIPCIÓN Y VIAJES - SIGLO XIX
INDÍGENAS DE COLOMBIA - VIDA SOCIAL Y COSTUMBRES - SIGLO XIX
INDÍGENAS DE COLOMBIA - SIGLO XIX - GRABADOS
HAMILTON, JOHN POTTER, 1777-1873 - RELATOS PERSONALES - SIGLO XIX
COLOMBIA - SIGLO XIX - GRABADOS
QUINDÍO (COLOMBIA) - SIGLO XIX - GRABADOS
BOYACÁ (COLOMBIA) - SIGLO XIX - GRABADOS
POPAYÁN (COLOMBIA) - SIGLO XIX - GRABADOS
COLOMBIA - MAPAS - SIGLO XIX
Descriptions and travels of Colombia in the 19th century
Descriptions and trips of Quindío (Colombia) in the 19th century
Descriptions and travels of Boyacá (Colombia) in the 19th century
Descriptions and travels of Popayán (Colombia) in the 19th century
Personal Accounts of John Potter Hamilton in the 19th Century
Engravings of Quindío (Colombia) in the 19th century
Engravings of Boyacá (Colombia) in the 19th century
Engravings of Popayán (Colombia) in the 19th century
Engravings of Colombia in the 19th century
Maps of Colombia in the 19th century
Social life and customs of the indigenous people of Colombia in the 19th century
Engravings of the Indigenous people of Colombia in the 19th century
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Summary:"Doctor Borrero now congratulated us on our safe arrival at his native place. His father, who, as I before stated, was a Spaniard, had settled with his family in La Plata, after serving for some years as an officer in the Spanish army. Here he accumulated a large fortune ; leaving at his death 80.000 dollars to be divided amongst his children, besides considerable landed property. The Doctor, who was truly generous, had contrived to get through a great deal of his share, but he still possessed large estates. Our quarters in La Plata were very snug, and we were quite charmed with the beauty and variety of the flowers which were cultivated in the gardens ; orange-trees were in great abundance, some in flower and others bearing fruit ; the former extremely fragrant"