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Abstract

Dominican Luis Marcano, with his two brothers Francisco and Felix, was forced to move to Cuba in 1865 with the Spanish army that had occupied his homeland since  1861. The Marcano brothers, officers of the armed forces Dominicans, supported the attempt to reestablish the decadent Hispanic dominance in Quisqueya. In the greatest of Antilles, Luis settled in the jurisdiction of Manzanillo, in the eastern part of the island.


Keywords:

war, militarism, Dominican Republic

References

Archivo Nacional de Cuba. Fondos Donativos y Remisiones. Caja Número 475, número 50.

Collazo, Enrique. Cuba, heroica. La Habana, 1912. Franco, José L. Antonio Maceo, apuntes para una historia des u vida. 3 tomos. La Habana, Editorial de Ciencias Sociales, 1973.

Morales y Morales, Rafael. Iniciadores y primeros mártires de la Revolución Cubana. 3 tomos. La Habana, Biblioteca Básica Autores Cubanos, 1963.

Ubieta, Enrique. Efemérides dela Revolución Cubana. 4 tomos. La Habana, La Moderna Poesía, 1911.

Zaragoza, Justo. Las insurrecciones en Cuba. Apuntes para la historia política de esta isla en el presente siglo. Madrid, 1873.



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