The Bourbon Institutional Order of the Province of Venezuela

SERMO

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2022

ESSAYS

VOL. 6, NO. 5, PGS. 10–16

A Discriminatory, Exclusive, Unequal and Deeply Hierarchical Society

Yuleida Artigas

Yuleida Artigas is Professor of American and Venezuelan History at the University of the Andes (Venezuela) and a corresponding member of the National Academy of History of Venezuela. She is the author of Los pardos en el orden institucional borbónico de la Provincia de Venezuela (1776-1810).

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María Narcisa Orellana had no legal impediments to marrying Joseph Leandro Paredes; both were pardos libres, they were of equal quality, and although she was an orphan, the consent was given by her godmother. This was a rational union in the eyes of God and Indian law. The brothers Basilio [...]

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Translation:

Hello, History? Diacronia? Order vs Desorden? Coun alternatives?
Finally! The HISTORY is not an opinion and much less an extemporaneous and relativistic opinion from the subjectivism of parameters of the third millennium. I assume that the non-Bourbon Institutional Order will also have much to illustrate and take responsibility for.
A cordial greeting. I encourage the service of the HISTORY.

Atte. Dr José Manuel González Pérez, ULL